Effects: Faith Based Therapy
When Mental Health meets Spiritual Health: How faith based therapy can support your mental health and spiritual health
by Tizita Seifu MA, LPCS, LPC, RPT
by Tizita Seifu MA, LPCS, LPC
When Mental Health meets Spiritual Health: Observed Effects of Faith Based Therapy
As a Therapist, here are some effects I have seen to developing your mental health and spiritual health**:
experience your mind and heart as a more peaceful space and less of a place of worry, pressure, sadness
experience a more fulfilling and helpful relationship with God and yourself
discover your gifts and passions, and how this may be a reflection of your strengths and purpose
While all Board licensed Therapists learn how to support your mental health through their graduate education and training, others may receive additional training to learn how to support the mental and spiritual health of those who value also engaging their faith in therapy. I have received graduate education in clinical counseling, Bible, and theology and specializing in mental health and spiritual health.
Hi I am Tizita Seifu a Licensed Professional Counselor and Speaker specializing in anxiety, career, culture, depression, life purpose, Christian faith, race, and parent/child relationship. I have received graduate education in clinical counseling, Bible, and theology and specialize in mental health and spiritual health.
**Observed effects of therapy are not meant to serve as a guarantee of the effects or outcomes of therapy. Integrating faith in therapy occurs in the event that this is the preferred type of service of a client.