Therapy or guidance that explores spiritual or religious beliefs as a source of strength and meaning.
In the context of addiction treatment:
Helps people reconnect with purpose, forgiveness, and hope in recovery, whether religious or not.
What to know:
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Should be respectful of your beliefs (including if you’re agnostic or atheist).
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Can involve prayer, meditation, values exploration, or ritual depending on the person.
Example:
A person works with a spiritual counselor to rebuild a sense of purpose after years feeling “lost” in addiction.