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Men, well-being, and the power of a healing care group
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- The purpose of this project was to impact the well-being of a select group of men from Cleveland County, North Carolina through participation in a healing care group. A likert scale assessment tool was used to measure the group experience impact on the areas of spiritual, emotional, mental, volitional, behavioral, and relational well-being. The most prominent finding was increased spiritual wholeness through inner healing prayer which positively impacted their spiritual well-being. Another prominent finding was that the men increased in their ability to resist temptation.
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