Glen Milstein

Associate Professor

City College of New York

United States

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Glen Milstein is an Associate Professor at the City College of New York, USA. His primary research areas include the intersection of mental health and religious organizations, clergy well-being, and community health promotion. Recent articles authored by Professor Milstein explore various topics, such as the impact of religious switching on clergy spiritual well-being and the role of clinicians in supporting mental health initiatives among religious communities.

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Rae Jean Proeschold-Bell

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Duke University

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Joel Engelman

Assistant Professor

The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center

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Joshua Rash

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Memorial University of Newfoundland

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COPE: Community Outreach & Professional Engagement – a framework to bridge public mental health services with religious organizations

Does Religious Switching Predict Clergy Longitudinal Spiritual Well-being?

When Shepherds Shed: Trajectories of Weight-Related Behaviors in a Holistic Health Intervention Tailored for US Christian Clergy

Coming home: A feasibility study of self-guided dialogues to facilitate soldiers’ social interactions and integration

Supporting the wellness of laity: clinicians and Catholic deacons as mental health collaborators

Leaving a covenantal religion: Orthodox Jewish disaffiliation from an immigration psychology perspective

A prospective study of clergy spiritual well-being, depressive symptoms, and occupational distress.

Are changes in positive mental health associated with increased likelihood of depression over a two year period? A test of the mental health promotion and protection hypotheses

The religion variable in community health promotion and illness prevention

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Rae Jean Proeschold-Bell

Joel Engelman

Joshua Rash

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Articles (9)

COPE: Community Outreach &amp; Professional Engagement – a framework to bridge public mental health services with religious organizations

Does Religious Switching Predict Clergy Longitudinal Spiritual Well-being?

When Shepherds Shed: Trajectories of Weight-Related Behaviors in a Holistic Health Intervention Tailored for US Christian Clergy

Coming home: A feasibility study of self-guided dialogues to facilitate soldiers’ social interactions and integration

Supporting the wellness of laity: clinicians and Catholic deacons as mental health collaborators

Leaving a covenantal religion: Orthodox Jewish disaffiliation from an immigration psychology perspective

A prospective study of clergy spiritual well-being, depressive symptoms, and occupational distress.

Are changes in positive mental health associated with increased likelihood of depression over a two year period? A test of the mental health promotion and protection hypotheses

The religion variable in community health promotion and illness prevention

Collaborators (3)

Rae Jean Proeschold-Bell

Joel Engelman

Joshua Rash

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COPE: Community Outreach & Professional Engagement – a framework to bridge public mental health services with religious organizations