Обращение к духовному и религиозному совладанию в психотерапии. Обзор западных исследований ⁸⁴⁰

Духовные и религиозные верования и практики, согласно многим научным свидетельствам, обладают огромным терапевтическим потенциалом. В статье приводятся результаты новейших западных исследований, посвященных раз- личным аспектам обращения к религиозной и духовной сфере в психотерапии. Эмпирическая обоснованность этих исследований оценивается автором статьи как конструктивная альтернатива малопродуктивным дискуссиям о религиоз- ности и духовности в психотерапии, ведущимся обычно на абстрактном уровне в идеологически-конфронтационном стиле. Обозначаются достоинства и недостатки подобного инструментально-поведенческого подхода к духовности, формулируется задача построения единой методологически фундированной модели процесса духовного совладания и обращения к нему в психотерапии.

Ключевые слова: духовное совладание, психологическое консультирование, психотерапия, психология религии, синергийная психотерапия, духовно-ориентированная психотерапия

Рубрика: Христианская психология и психотерапия

Тип: научная статья

DOI: https://doi.org/10.17759/cpp.2016240509

Финансирование. Исследование выполнено при финансовой поддержке РГНФ (проект № 15-06- 10889 «Синергийно-феноменологический подход в консультативной психологии»).

Одним из последних нашумевших трендов психотерапии и популярной психологии стала практика осознанности (mindfullness), в основе которой лежат практики и философия буддизма (см., например: [Пуговкина, Шильникова 2014]).

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