HeyJaredBridging Spirituality and Science
This podcast examines the integration of spirituality into psychological practice, featuring insights from thought leaders and pioneering institutions. It highlights how spiritual concepts enhance mental health approaches, fostering a holistic understanding of human well-being.
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When Spiritual Struggles Drive Distress in Psychotherapy (opens the original)
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Explore groundbreaking findings on how spiritual struggles can impact psychological distress during psychotherapy. We discuss recent practice-based research, clinical implications, and why attending to clients’ spiritual concerns can enhance recovery. Discover practical strategies for integrating spirituality into mental health care.
How Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy Heals Distress (opens the original)
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This episode explores groundbreaking research on spiritually integrated psychotherapies (SIPs), highlighting their real-world effectiveness in reducing both psychological and spiritual distress. Phil breaks down how integrating spirituality can transform mental health treatment, the types of interventions clinicians use, and what these findings mean for therapy practice today.
The Rise of Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapies (opens the original)
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Spirituality was once sidelined in psychology, but that’s changing. This episode explores the rise of spiritually integrated psychotherapies and what this shift means for healing, meaning, and mental health care today.
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