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What is christ-centered integrative psychiatry and our approach
What is Christ-Centered Integrative Psychiatry and Our Approach
Christ-centered integrative psychiatry is a unique approach to mental healthcare that combines the wisdom of faith with the latest scientific advancements. It recognizes the profound connection between your mind, body, and spirit, and how this interconnectedness influences your overall well-being.
This integrative modality incorporates the healing power of Christ into psychiatric care. It offers a compassionate and supportive environment where you can explore your faith while receiving evidence-informed treatments. By addressing your physical, emotional, and spiritual needs, we aim to help you discover your full potential in God's design, experience a deeper sense of peace and purpose, and empower you on your journey towards wholeness, guided by the love and grace of Christ.
"The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit" (Psalm 34:18).
At our clinic, we believe in WHOLE PERSON healing. And God has blessed us with many ways to support our mental health and overall well-being. Integrative psychiatry addresses all aspects of your life, recognizing that you are fearfully and wonderfully made. We group our care into four interconnected areas:
Body's Wisdom (Biological)
We respect the intricate design of our body and may use medications, nutrition/diet, or natural supplements to support your physical health, which is the foundation of mental wellness.
Heart and Mind (Psychological)
Through compassionate counseling and evidence-based therapies, mindfulness, we help you understand your emotions, thoughts, and behaviors, fostering healing and personal growth.
Daily Rhythms (Habit and Lifestyle)
We gently guide you in cultivating life-giving habits and routines, honoring the body and mind God has given you through sleep, exercise, and meaningful activities.
Unity of Body and Spirit (Spirituality)
Recognizing the profound connection between your mind, body, and spirit, we may incorporate faith-based practices such as prayer, guided meditation on scriptures, or discussions about your purpose and meaning in God's eyes to nourish your spirit.