Spiritual Psychology
Your Journey with a Spiritual Psychologist
What is a Spiritual Psychologist?
A spiritual psychologist serves as a guide, helping individuals navigate life’s challenges, both spiritual and emotional. They work with the four core aspects of a person: physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual, with a special focus on achieving balance in the emotional and spiritual realms.
This practice is based on the idea that many of our struggles come from a lack of alignment in these areas. For example, a client may feel conflicted about their beliefs, or simply need guidance in discovering their own unique spiritual path.
Denominational vs. Non-Denominational Approaches
The approach a spiritual psychologist takes depends on the client’s needs and the counselor’s philosophy:
- Denominational counselors may integrate specific religious practices like prayer, believing in the power of a higher force to help clients through difficult times.
- Non-denominational counselors take a broader approach, incorporating wisdom from various spiritual and religious traditions without focusing on one specific faith.
The Goal: Awareness and Interconnectedness
The ultimate goal of spiritual psychology is to help clients reach a state of self-realization and awareness. Counselors act as motivators and mirrors, helping people see their own strengths and unique qualities. By working through their challenges, clients not only recognize their own amazing potential but also realize their deep interconnectedness with the rest of the world.
About the Sessions
- 1 – 1.5 hour sessions
- Online and in-person
- 15 minute pre-screen interview to see how I can best support you
