Religious Therapy

Religious Therapy

Religion has been shown to be a stabilizing factor for mental well-being. Research has demonstrated that people who have religious beliefs tend to have better mental health, physical health, and more satisfying relationships than those who do not have any religious beliefs.
Religious Therapy may look specifically for a therapist who is of their religious affiliation; however, many choose to work with secular therapists in order to receive an unbiased assessment of their psychological state.
Religious Therapy beliefs play a significant role in the lives of many people. This study demonstrates that many individuals do not feel comfortable initiating discussions about this important topic to therapists.
Religious Therapy plays a significant role in the lives of many people. This study demonstrates that many individuals do not feel comfortable initiating discussions about this important topic to therapists. Results suggest that creating safety for clients to discuss their religious identity and beliefs could begin on intake.
Religious Therapists could ask about people coping methods or specifically about religion and spirituality. Providing an environment in which a person feels fully accepted regardless of religious devotion or ambiguity will set the stage for full disclosure in other areas.