June 2009

Buddhism — what it gives

By: Rev. Koyo S. Kubose

A therapist has counseling techniques, but more fundamentally, the therapist himself is the “best tool” in his therapeutic arsenal. The therapist’s psychological health gained through personal experience is a crucial factor in being able to relate to and help a client. Spirituality also is an important aspect of personal growth.

Alcoholism and the Jewish Community

By: Rabbi Nahum Simon, PhD, CAP, ICADC

The Jewish community has institutionalized the concept of denial with regard to alcoholism and addiction. Having worked in the field for nearly 30 years, it has been an uphill battle to convince both the leaders and the members of the community that there is a very real problem that needs to be addressed.

With the Name of God Most Gracious, Most Merciful

By: Imam Jory Kareem

It is with the utmost of gratitude that I find myself engaged in conveying the perspective of one who has submitted his will to the Will of My Higher Power. I have noticed the field of addiction has been progressively opening its clinical doors to the realm of spirituality as a focal point for the process of recovery.

Coming Together as One

By: Mike Weiner
Given the state of the world as it exists today, the goal of Spirituality Around the World: A Day of Spirituality and Cultural Diversity, was to capture a feeling of “togetherness” and inspire the idea that while people may start off in different places, they have the ability to come together. The world we live in seems quite polarizing, and too many people tend to perceive one another as different and oppositional.

 

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