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The Experience of Religion and Spirituality Among College Students Who Use Illicit Substances

In: Counseling and Values
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Elizabeth A. Prosek
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Amanda L. Giordano
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Elliott S. Woehler
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Sahar Loseu
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Julia Stamman
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Shannon Lollar
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Hannah Grossman
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Lauren Stroh
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Online Publication Date:
30 Nov 2020
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Nine collegiate illicit substance users participated in a phenomenological study of their perceptions of religion, spirituality, and substance use. We identified three themes from the interviews: (a) development of substance-using behaviors, (b) journey with religion and spirituality, and (c) intersectionality of substance use and religious and spiritual journeys. The participants voiced a complex bidirectional relationship among use behaviors, religion, and spirituality that could be facilitative, adverse, or divergent. We provide implications and suggestions for future research.

Title:
The Experience of Religion and Spirituality Among College Students Who Use Illicit Substances
Article Type:
Research Article
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1002/cvj.12137
Language:
English
Pages:
189–205
Keywords:
illicit substance use; religion; spirituality; phenomenology; college students
In:
Counseling and Values
In:
Volume 65: Issue 2
Received:
19 Jan 2018
Accepted:
10 Sep 2018
Publisher:
Brill
E-ISSN:
2161-007X
Print ISSN:
0160-7960
Subjects:
General, Education

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