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Mental Health, Religion & Culture

1998, Volume 1

• Editorial
  Dein, Simon, & Loewenthal, Kate Miriam, 5-10 1 1
  
• Personality and the psychology of religion.
  Eysenck, Michael W., 11-20 1 1
  
• Religious and indigenous treatment of mental illness in South India--A descriptive study.
  Campion, Jonathan, & Bhugra, Dinesh, 21-30 1 1
  
• The influence of religion on the suicide rate: Islam and Hinduism compared.
  Ineichen, Bernard, 31-36 1 1
  
• A cross-cultural analysis of religion and life satisfaction.
  Dorahy, Martin J.; Lewis, Christopher Alan; Schumaker, John F.; Akuamoah-Boateng, Robert; Duze, M. C., & Sibiya, Thokozile E., 37-44 1 1
  
• A survey on the views of trainees in psychiatry regarding religious issues.
  Roskes, E. J., Dixon, L., & Lehman, A., 45-56 1 1
  
• A religious interest questionnaire for use with psychiatric patients.
  Littlewood, Roland, & Lipsedge, Maurice, 57-72 1 1
  
• (Editorial) Holy healing: The growth of religious and spiritual therapies.
  Dein, Simon, & Loewenthal, Kate Miriam, 85-90 1 2
  
• Long-term effects of religious upbringing
  Hansen, Cheri, 91-112 1 2
  
• Psychotherapy and the spiritual quest
  Pitchon, Eduardo, 113-126 1 2
  
• The use of traditional healers by Asian psychiatric patients in the UK: A pilot study.
  Sembhi, S., & Dein, S., 127-134 1 2
  
• Satisfied customers: Miracles at the Vineyard Christian Fellowship.
  Kennedy, Paul, 135-152 1 2
  
• Moral psychiatry: Justice in the modern world, in Hebraic civilization and in psychiatric practice, Part 1.
  Baruk, Henri (trans. Barry Lent), 153-164 1 2
  
• The relationship between religiosity and mental health: Distinguishing between shame and guilt.
  Luyten, P., Corveleyn, J., & Fontaine, J. R., 165-184 1 2
  
• The relationship between intelligence and religiosity.
  Francis, Leslie J., 185-196 1 2
  

1999, Volume 2

• Editorial
  Dein, S., & Loewenthal, K. M., 5-8 2 1
• Soul searching within the service
  Foskett, J. H., 11-18 2 1
• In God we trust? Organised religion and personal beliefs as resources and coping strategies, and their implications for health in parents with a child on the autistic spectrum.
  Coulthard P., & Fitzgerald, M. 19-34 2 1
• Anxiety, depression, and religiosity--a controlled clinical study
  Pfeifer, S., & Waelty, U. 35-46 2 1
• Moral psychiatry: Justice in the modern world, in Hebraic civilisation and in psychiatric practice, Part 2
  Baruk, H. (trans. B. Lent), 47-58 2 1
• Meditation and attention: A comparison of the effects of concentrative and mindfulness meditation on sustained attention
  Valentine, E. R., & Sweet, P. L. G., 59-70 2 1
• Personality and religiosity in a Greek Christian Orthodox sample
  Youtika, A., Joseph, S., & Diduca, D., 71-74 2 1
• Why do people join the Hare Krishna movement? Deprivaiton theory revisited
  Dein, S., & Barlow, H., 75-84 2 1
• Editorial: Mysticism and psychiatry
  Dein, S., & Loewenthal, K.M., 101-104 2 2
• Is the relationship between religiosity and personality 'contaminated' by social desirability as assessed by the Lie Scale? A methodological reply to Michael W. Eysenck (1998)
  Lewis, C. A., 105-114 2 2
• A response to Christopher Alan Lewis (1999), 'Is the relationship between religiosity and prsonality 'contaminated' by social desirability as assessed by the Lie Scale?'
  Eysenck, M. W., 115-116 2 2
• Religiosity and its association with happiness, purpose in life, and self-actualisation
  French, S., & Joseph, S., 117-120 2 2
  
• Cross-cultural differences in explanations for health and illness: A British and Ugandan comparison
  Furnham, A., & Baguma, P., 121-134 2 2
• Moral psychiatry: Justice in the modern world, in Hebraic civilisation and in psychiatric practice,k Part 3
  Baruk, H. (trans. B. Lent), 135-144 2 2
• Religion and the judgment of obsessionality
  Yossifova, M., & Loewenthal, K. M., 145-152 2 2
• Mental health, prayer and church attendance among primary schoolteachers
  Francis, L. J., & Johnson, P., 153-158 2 2

2000, Volume 3

• Some reflections on spirituality, religion and mental health
  Carr, W., 1-12 3 1
• The functioning of religions from a modern psychoanalytic perspective
  Black, D. M., 13-26 3 1
• The relationship between bible reading and purpose of life among 13-15 - year-olds
  Francis, L. J., 27-36 3 1
• Religiosity and social desirability: A response to Eyssenck (1999)
  Joseph, S., 37-38 3 1
• The religiosity-psychoticism relationship and the two factors of social desirability: A response to Michael W. Eysenck
  Lewis, C. A., 39-46 3 1
• Moral psychiatry: Justice in the modern world, in Hebraic civilisation and in psychiatric practice, part 4
  Baruk, H., 47-56 3 1
• Correlates of spirituality and well-being in a community sample of people living with HIV disease
  Somlai, A. M., & Heckman, T. G., 57-70 3 1
• Psychological research questions about yoga
  Watts, F., 71-84 3 1
• The relation between religion and racism: The role of post-critical beliefs
  Duriez, B., & Hutsebaut, D., 85-102 3 1
• Apocalyptic suicide
  Dien, S., & Littlewood, R., 109-114 3 2
• All in faith: Religion as the idiom and means of coping with distress
  Heilman, S. C., & Witztum, E., 115-124 3 2
• Muslem attitudes towards religion scale: Factors, validity and complexity of relationships with mental health in Iran
  Ghorbani, N., Watson, P.J., Ghramaleki, A.F., Morris, R.J., & Hood, R.W.Jr., 125-132 3 2
• Unmasking the clerical persona: Interpreting the correlation between neuroticism and lie scale factors among Roman Catholic and female Anglican clergy
  Francis, L.J., Louden, S.H., Robbins, M., & Rutledge, C.F., 133-142 3 2
• Mental health promotion through the dialogue of different philosophies and professions. An interdisciplinary training in mental health
  Tomcsanyi, T., 143-156 3 2
• A Platonic delusion: The identification of psychosis and mysticism
  Kemp, D., 157-172 3 2

2001, Volume 4

• Personhood and disease in Alcoholics Anonymous: A perspective from the anthropology of relgious healing
  Swora, M.G., 1-22, 4 1
• Psychological types of male and female Bible College students in England
  Francis, L.J., Penson, A.W., & Jones, S.H., 23-32 4 1
• Does religion affect humour creation? An experimental study
  Saroglou, V., & Jaspard, J.M., 33-46 4 1
• Zar: Gropu distress and healing
  Al-Adawi, S.H., Martin, R.G., Al-Salmi, A., & Ghassani, H. 47-62 4 1
• Schizotypy and religiosity in 13-18 year old school pupils
  Joseph, S., & Diduca, D., 63-70 4 1
• Attitudes of the public to mental health: A church congregation
  Gray, A.J., 71-80 4 1
• A tale of two orphans: The limits of categorization
  Berke, J.H., & Schneider, S., 81-94 4 1
• Book Reviews
  • Integrating spirituality into treatment: Resources for practitioners (by Miller; reviewed by McMinn)
  • Mysticism and cognition: The cognitive development of John of the Cross as revealed in his works (by Mark; reviewed by Watts)
  • Religious violence in contemporary Japan: The case of Aum Shinyikyo (by Reader; reviewed by Ineichen)
  • Handbook of psychotherapy and religious diversity (by Richards & Bergin; reviewed by Loewenthal)
  • Psychology and religion: An introduction (by M. Argyle; reviewed by L.J. Francis)
• God images and self-worth among adolescents in Scotland
  L. J. Francis, H. M. Gibson, & M. Robbins, 103-108, 4, 2
• The role of Christian commitment in predicting drug use amongst church affiliated young people
  L. C. Hope & C. C. H. Cook, 109-118, 4, 2
• Pleasing to behold: Healing and the visualized body
  K. Mullen, 119-132, 4, 2
• Religion, risk prevention and health promotion in adolescents: A community-based approach
  N. C. Frank & S. J. Kendall, 133-148, 4, 2
• Twelve myths of religion and psychiatry: Lessons for training psychiatrists in spiritually sensitive treatments
  B. R. Coyle, 149-174, 4, 2
• The mercy of anxiety: A relational-psychoanalytic study of Dialogues des Carmelites
  H. A. Alma & T. H. Zock, 175-192, 4, 2
• Mysticism and mental health in the work of Marion Milner
  K. A. Raab, 193-208, 4, 2
• Mania precipitated by meditation: A case report and literature review
  G. A. Yorston, 209-214, 4, 2

2002, Volume 5

• Jerusalem syndrome as reflected in the pilgrimage and biographies of four extraordinary women from the 14th century to the end of the second millennium
  Kalian, M., & Witztum, E., 1-16, 5, 1
• Relationship between church attendance and mental health among Mormons and non-Mormons in Utah
  Merrill, R.M., & Salazar, R.D., 17-33, 5, 1
• The importance of religiosity and values in predicting political attitudes: evidence for the continuing importance of religiosity in Flanders (Belgium)
  Duriez, B., Luyten, P., Snauwaert, B., & Hutsebaut, D., 35-54, 5, 1
• Image of God and personality pathology: An exploratory study among psychiatric patients
  Schaap-Jonker, H., Eurelings-Bontekoe, E., Berhagen, P.J., & Zock, H., 55-71, 5, 1
• Religious orientation and its association with personality, schizotypal traits and manic-depressive experiences
  Joseph, S., Smith, D., & Diduca, D., 73-81, 5, 1
• A reappraisal of medieval mysticism and hysteria
  Kroll, J., Bachrach, B., & Carey, K., 83-98, 5, 1
  Book Reviews
  • Exploring Luke's gospel: a guide to the gospel readings in the Revised Common Lectionary, by Francis & Atkins, reviewed by Lewis
  • Parish nursing: Promoting whole person health within faith communities, by Solari-Twadell & McDermot (Eds.), reviewed by Auterman
  • The battle for God: Fundamentalism in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, by Armstrong, reviewed by Ineichen
  • Implicit religion: An introduction, by Bailey, reviewed by Swatos
  • Religion, health, and suffering, by Hinnells & Porter (Eds.), reviewed by Gilliat-Ray
  • Measures of religiosity, by Hill & Wood (Eds.), reviewed by Lewis
  • Religion and prevention in mental health: Research, vision, and action, by Pargament, Maton, & Hess (Eds.), reviewed by Greenberg
• Suicide beliefs and behaviour among young Muslims and Hindus in the UK
  Kamal, Z., & Loewenthal, K. M., 111-118, 5, 2
• Haunted by somatic tendencies: Spirit infestation as psychogenic illness
  Houran, J., Kumar, V. K., Thalbourne, M. A., & Lavertue, N. E., 119-134, 5, 2
• Are charismatic clergy more satisfied with their ministry? A study among male parochial clergy in the Church of England
  Francis, L. J., & Turton, D. W., 135-142, 5, 2
• Making space: Spirituality and mental health
  Leibrich, J., 143-162, 5, 2
• Religious experience, religious orientation and schizotypy
  Maltby, J., & Day, L., 163-174, 5, 2
• The personality characteristics of male Evanglical clergy: Denominational differences in the UK
  Francis, L. J, 175-182, 5, 2
• Beyond dogmatism: The need for closure as related to religion
  Saroglou, V., 183-194, 5, 2
• Personality of male Anglican clergy in England: Revisited using the 16PF5
  Musson, D. J., 195-206, 5, 2
  Book Reviews
  • Psychiatry and religion: The convergence of mind and spirit, edited by Boehnlein, reviewed by Bhugra
  • Die empirische Psychologie des Glaubens: Historische und systematische Studien zu den Pionieren der Religionspsychologie, by Huxel, reviewed by Batthyany
  • The future of religion: Postmodern perspectives, edited Lamb & Cohn-Sherbok, reviewed by Barnes
  • Personality type in congregations: How to work with others more effectively, by Baab, reviewed by Francis
  • Pentecostals in Britain, by Kay, reviewed by Hunt
  • Confronting terrorism: An effective path to peace in the 21st century, edited by Ahlgrim et al., reviewed by Lewis
  • Handbook of religion and health, by Koenig, McCullough & Larson, reviewed by Loewenthal
  • Sanity and sanctity: Mental health work among hte ultra-orthodox in Jerusalem, by Greenberg & Witztum, reviewed by Loewenthal
• Abuse and religious experience: A study of religiously committed evangelical adults
  Kennedy, P., & Drebing, C.E., 225-238, 5, 3
• Self-concept: Psychosis and attraction of new religious movements
  Bhugra, D., 239-252, 5, 3
• Approaches to religiosity related to anxiety among college students
  Harris, J.I., Schonemann, S.W., & Carrera, S.R., 253-266, 5, 3
• The validation of a religiosity measure for individuals with schizophrenia
  Siddle, R., Haddock, G., Tarrier, N., & Faragher, E.B., 267-284, 5, 3
• Depression in South Asian women: Asian women's beliefs on causes and cures
  Hussain, F.A., & Cochrane, R., 285-312, 5, 3
• Common themes and structures in male victims' stories of religion and sexual abuse
  Ganzevoort, R.R., 313-326, 5, 3

2003, Volume 6

• New age: Exploration of outlook-on-life frameworks from a phenomenological perspective
  Norlander, T., Gard, L., Lindholm, L., & Archer, T., 1-20, 6, 1
• Living with depression: Coping strategies used by South Asian women, living in the UK, suffering from depression
  Hussain, F.A., & Cochrane, R., 21-44, 6, 1
• Personality variables, self-esteem and depression and an individual's perception of God
  Greenway, A.P., Milne, L.C., & Clarke, V., 45-58, 6, 1
• Jonathan Martin: Prophet and incendiary
  Lipsedge, M., 59-78, 6, 1
• Vivisecting the religious mind: Religiosity and motivated social cognition
  Duriez, B., 79-86, 6, 1
• Eysenck's dimensional model of personality and religion: Are religious people more neurotic?
  Francis, L.J., & Jackson, C.J., 87-100, 6, 1
  Book Reviews:
  • The other Freud: Religion, culture and psychoanalysis, by Dicenso, reviewed by Beit-Hallahmi
  • Witchcraft and magic in Europe: Volume 6, the twentieth century, by Blecourt, Hutton & la Fontaine, reviewed by Berger
  • Religious therapeutics: Body and health in yoga, ayurveda, and tantra, by Fields, reviewed by Buxton
  • Religious facilitation through intense liturgical participation: A quasi-experimental study of Taize pilgrims, by Eek, reviewed by Kay
  • Spiritual dimensions of pastoral care: Practical theology in a multidisciplinary context, by Willows & Swinton (Eds.), reviewed by Kay
  • Exploring Matthew's Gospel: A guide to the gospel readings in the Revised Common Lectionary, by Francis & Atkins, reviewed by Lewis
  • Hauntings and poltergeists: Multidisciplinary perspectives, by Houran & Lange (Eds.), reviewed by Tilley
  • The link between religion and health: Psychoneuroimmunology and the faith factor, by Koenig & Cohen (Eds.), reviewed by Watts
  Special Issue: Clinically Significant Religious Impairment
  
• Guest Editorial: Clinically significant religious impairment: Introduction to special issue
  Hathaway, W.L., 111-112, 6, 2
• Clinically significant religious impairment
  Hathaway, W.L., 113-130, 6, 2
• Ethical issues in considering 'religious impairment' in diagnosis
  Yarhouse, M.A., 131-148, 6, 2
• Assessing clinically significant religious impairment in clients: Applications from measures in teh psychology of religion and spirituality
  Hill, P.C., & Kilian, M.K., 149-160, 6, 2
• Religious issues in diagnosis: The V-Code and beyond
  Scott, S., Garver, S., Richards, J., & Hathaway, W.L., 161-174, 6, 2
• Development of a model for clinical assessment of religious coping: Initial validation of the Process Evaluation Model
  Butter, E.M., & Pargament, K.I., 6, 2

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