Validated Measurement tools to gauge spiritual well-being?

As a piece of my doctoral project, I am going to create a curriculum for training ministry volunteers and professionals for working with emotionally disturbed children. My advisor has suggested that I ask this forum if there is a clinically validated measurement tool that I could add to my own assessment process.

Has anyone come across such a measurement tool? I am looking for a survey that I could give to parents and children before and after engagement with a trauma-informed ministry that seeks to engage them in developing family-based interventions that (hopefully) increase their involvement in a faith community.

Thank you for any help or direction you might provide!

Chris Haughee, chaplain

Intermountain

www.intermountainministry.org

chrish@intermountain.org

12/15/1410:06 AM

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