2 CEs
Price
$39.99

Google

Yahoo!

See Provider Info

Webinar Description

This presentation explores the mental health benefits of prayer as a mindfulness tool, drawing upon scholarly resources and statistical evidence. Prayer, defined as a practice of communication with a higher power or inner self, shares parallels with secular mindfulness practices in fostering present-moment awareness and emotional regulation. Through an examination of research findings, prayer emerges as a potent means of stress reduction, anxiety management, emotional resilience, and enhanced psychological well-being.

Scholarly studies, such as those by Masters et al. (2019) and Smith and Richards (2020), demonstrate significant reductions in stress and anxiety levels among individuals who engage in regular prayer. Longitudinal research by Greenberg et al. (2018) further highlights the positive impact of prayer on emotional regulation, showing increases in resilience over time. Moreover, national surveys, including data from the National Health Interview Survey (NHIS), underscore the widespread use of prayer as a coping mechanism for mental health challenges.

Clinical applications of prayer in mental health care, as evidenced by studies like the one conducted by Johnson et al. (2017), suggest promising outcomes for prayer-based interventions in reducing depressive symptoms and enhancing overall well-being. The integration of prayer into therapeutic approaches offers a holistic means of addressing spiritual and psychological needs, thereby promoting comprehensive wellness.

In conclusion, prayer emerges as a valuable mindfulness tool with profound mental health benefits. By incorporating prayer into daily practice and therapeutic interventions, individuals and communities can harness its potential for stress reduction, anxiety management, emotional resilience, and psychological flourishing. Further research and collaboration are encouraged to explore the nuanced mechanisms and optimize the therapeutic efficacy of prayer in promoting holistic well-being.


Like this webinar? Click here to view packages that contain this webinar.

Browse Other Webinars