Featured Article: Making Room for Spiritual Questions in Therapy

Published in InSession, the Florida Mental Health Counselors Association’s professional magazine • October 2026 • Pages 34–35

https://issuu.com/fmhca/docs/insession-_october_2026

What happens when we die?

Where is my loved one now?

What do I believe anymore?

Grief, uncertainty, and life-changing experiences can bring spiritual and existential questions to the surface. Yet many people hesitate to bring them into therapy, worried they’ll be judged or misunderstood.

In this article, I share my experience as a Spiritually Integrated Therapist and explore how therapists can create space for these conversations—with curiosity, clinical discernment, and respect for each person’s worldview. Making room means welcoming questions, exploring meaning, and supporting clients as they discover what resonates with them.

I’m pleased to share this piece with you and contribute to the conversation within my professional community.

Read “Making Room for Spiritual Questions in Therapy”

The article appears on pages 34–35 of the October 2026 issue of InSession.