Spirituality therapists in Mission, British Columbia BC, Canada CA
Spirituality
Aaron Chin
Licensed Mental Health Counsellor, MA, RCC
When working with spirituality, I want to know what it means to you on a personal level, because we each have our own unique way of being spiritual. My background with spirituality is growing up a fundamentalist Christian, but finding this too extreme for me. I then found Buddhism to be a good new alternative, but also found my way back to Christian teachings for guidance when I need them; as I also do with all religions now, finding them all to have valuable wisdom.
2 Years Experience
Spirituality
Mr. Paul Bains
Therapist, B.Sc., M.A., RCC
Spirituality means many things to different people. If you feel that the Universe or a Higher Power or some other transcendence is at work in your life then that may be spirituality for you. There are other ways. I have supported many people from different faith and spiritual backgrounds. Life can be struggle and sometimes we need a person who understands us to find the answers or truths that this life offers. Life is a mystery, however, there are many ways to find the peace, joy, love and hope you are wanting. End of life issues (for example, terminal illness, ALS, MS or chronic disease) can bring up spiritual questions, such as, meaning of suffering, loss of hope, regaining hope, meaning and purpose of life etc.. If you are wondering how a spiritual life can help you in your life to find the answers or gain more clarity in your then reach out and connect. Learn how to find hope, meaning and purpose of your life. Call now and start a spiritual or faith conversation.
31 Years Experience
Spirituality
Chris Russell
Counsellor/Therapist, BA Psych, high honours, RCC
I have studied all of the major perennial philosophies now, and understand how having a real, honest spiritual life is an integral part of having a healthy mind and body. Whether you want to develop a faith or a practice, I can help you.
28 Years Experience
Spirituality
Jennifer Fukushima
Registered Psychotherapist, registered psychotherapist
Since time immemorial, humans have cultivated spiritual practices to heal, to be in community and to honour our place within a larger world. The scientific revolution and the "enlightenment" served to denigrate religion and spirituality to mere superstition. Modern day psychiatry has gone as far as to medicalize religious experiences involving altered states of consciousness.
These beliefs and practices have roots in the collective unconscious and serve a very deep and meaningful purpose.
3 Years Experience
Spirituality
Cayla Townes, Memento Psychotherapy & Counselling
Registered Psychotherapist, RP, CCC
Struggling with spiritual issues can sometimes feel like a lonely place. Depending on your faith or tradition it can be difficult to find people in those communities to process things you are struggling with. Or maybe you don't have a community. I work with people who are experiencing religious or spiritual struggles and feel it may be helpful to talk to someone who can help them process what they are thinking and feeling.
13 Years Experience