Spiritual Psychotherapy is about the way in which we are able to come back into right relationship with ourselves and recognize there is meaning to the whole of what happens to us in our life.
It’s about being present, having your feet in what’s going on today while also having an eye to a life and world that you’d like to see, and to have those two in alignment. It’s about looking to what the many interconnections in life are, to notice that there is magic and wonder in the world, and that there is meaning that happens in every moment, even those moments that are very difficult. |
Spiritual Psychotherapy, also known as Transpersonal or Psychospiritual, views the human psyche as having a Soul as the center of identity along with a human ego.
The word psychotherapy means "care of the Soul." The word transpersonal means transcending or reaching beyond the personal or individual. Traditional psychotherapy can be confining with a narrow and clinical focus on an individual's behaviours and psychopathology. Healing the human spirit, while it may include such approaches, requires something more that addresses the whole person. |
Head & Heart
Unexpected experiences happen and, when they do, they can be life-changing. These moments can often lead people on a trajectory that changes them forever. Allowing these conversations in therapy is an important step in recognizing the spiritual dimension of human life.
Spiritually integrated psychotherapy, with its wide, expansive lens from which to explore, while at the same time being underpinned with psychotherapy, is a powerful process. Your wholeness, the truth of who you are moving through the world … maybe that’s what Spiritual is. |