Discover how your spiritual journey can support or challenge your mental well-being and explore ways to cultivate a healthy spiritual practice.

Many people today wrestle with understanding whether they identify as religious, spiritual, or somewhere in between. It’s not uncommon to hear someone say, “I’m spiritual, not religious ...

Psychologists say spiritual narcissists distort religion and spirituality to cater to their own selfish interests. So how can you spot one?

Spirituality Among Americans 7 in 10 U.S. adults describe themselves as spiritual in some way, including 22% who are spiritual but not religious ...

Evidence suggests that having strong spiritual or religious beliefs, however defined, can assist psychologically in fighting, and coping with, illness.

Spiritual engagement — not religious affiliation — was linked to lower stress markers and improved outcomes in patients with ...

Compared with spiritual adults who are affiliated with a religion, unaffiliated spiritual adults are more likely to say that “being open-minded” (70%) and “being connected with nature” (63%) are ...

(RNS) — Religion and spirituality could help remedy the youth mental health crisis, Springtide Research finds.

Exploring the state of spirituality in America The number of Americans who identify as spiritual is on the rise, while many are distancing themselves from organized religion.

While spirituality and religiosity are often confused for the same these days, bruja and writer Yvette Montoya breaks down the difference.