This presentation equips clinicians to ethically and effectively integrate faith and spirituality into clinical counseling practice while maintaining alignment with professional ethical standards. Grounded in integrative, Christian psychology, and transformational frameworks, participants will explore how theological perspectives and evidence-based practices can be thoughtfully aligned in treatment.
The presentation examines key distinctions among major models of faith integration, addresses ethical considerations such as client autonomy and informed consent, and provides practical strategies for adapting interventions based on client preferences. Emphasis is placed on culturally responsive care, ethical decision-making, and the responsible use of spiritual interventions across diverse clinical contexts.
