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[Religious aspects in child psychiatry. A taboo topic?]
Zeitschrift Fur Kinder- Und Jugendpsychiatrie
|January 1, 1986
Summary
Religion appears to be a taboo topic in child psychiatry research. A review of recent literature reveals a significant lack of publications addressing religious concerns in child mental health over the past two decades.
Area of Science:
- Child psychiatry
- Psychology of religion
- Mental health research
Context:
- Recent child psychiatric literature review
- Limited research on religion in child mental health
- Historical trends in psychiatric publications
Purpose:
- To analyze the role of religious concerns in child psychiatric literature
- To identify trends in research on religion and child mental health
- To assess the current status of religion as a topic in child psychiatry
Summary:
- A review of recent child psychiatric literature indicates a scarcity of publications addressing religious concerns.
- This paucity suggests that religion has become a neglected or taboo subject within the field.
- The trend highlights a potential gap in understanding the influence of religion on child mental health.
Impact:
- Highlights a potential disconnect between patients' religious lives and psychiatric care.
- Suggests a need for further research into the intersection of religion and child mental health.
- May inform future research directions and clinical practice in child psychiatry.