The evidence base on the relationship between religion and mental health is growing
rapidly, and we summarise the latest research on the topic. This includes studies on …

The links between spirituality and eudaimonic well-being are examined, beginning with a
look at theoretical issues as to whether spirituality is best construed as part of well-being, or …

This study examines whether dimensions of religious involvement (ie, perceived divine
control, private religious practices, and religious social integration) buffer associations …

Depression is common among early childhood education (ECE) staff and can impair
children's learning. Among adults, greater spirituality is associated with a lower risk of …

Of all the forms of adversity experienced during childhood, childhood abuse is known to
have the largest impacts on mental health. Yet, we have a limited understanding of factors …

This study examines whether adverse childhood experiences are associated with passive
suicidal ideation in later life and whether religious attendance moderates this association …

Religious beliefs and practices are thought to help people confront problems that push the
limits of human life. Integrating the life course perspective, we assess whether the …

There is little research on risk and protective factors for Arab American women's mental
health, particularly the role played by religiosity and religious affiliation. This study examined …

Objectives: Childhood maltreatment is associated with a higher risk of cardiovascular-
related problems, the leading cause of death in the United States. Drawing from cumulative …

Childhood adversity (CA) has life-long effects that we are just beginning to understand. The
Midlife in the United States (MIDUS) data is a rich resource that could contribute to the …