Mental & Spiritual Care

  • When to Seek Help

    Major life transitions: Loss, relationship breakdown, career change, chronic illness

    Moods and Daily thoughts: Mood, sleep, appetite, and medication adherence

    Desiring Change: Desire to deepen spiritual life, Clarify and determine values, Integrate spiritual experiences in a healthy way

  • Types of Support

    Support Groups: recovery meetings, faith communities, meditation or prayer

    Professional Referrals: can help with assessment and diagnosis

    Goals:

    - Improve both clinical needs and protect personal beliefs

    - Find more love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, and self-control

    -Reduce stress hormones: lowers cortisol and other stress-related hormones

  • Spiritual Reassurance

    Spiritual Direction: Confidential ongoing guidance to deepen spiritual life, and personal practice

    Inclusive: Serve people of all faiths, none, and those exploring belief — always with respect for individual identity and culture

    Compassionate Communication: Building whole-person care plans

    Ritual and Ceremony Design: personalized rituals for births, marriages, endings, and memorials that honor culture and belief

  • Self Directed Practices

    Grounding exercises: Mindfulness, meditation, breathwork, prayer

    Creative expression: Journaling, painting, drawing, dance

    Self-care practices: Regular physical activity and nutrition

    Better sleep: Natural light exposure improves sleep quality at night

    Spending time in nature: Natural settings reduce repetitive negative thinking