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Take It From Us

Thursday, 22 April, 2010

Bronwyn Clark - Researcher

Sheldon poses a question to Massey University researcher Bronwyn Clark (studying spiritual values and mental health): When does an approach of faith-based recovery give way to seeking help from mental health professionals? This paradox was a personal challenge for Bronwyn and led to her PhD research into the importance of spiritual and religious beliefs in psychological wellbeing.

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