Emotional and spiritual care

What is emotional and spiritual care?

Emotional and spiritual care addresses the inner experiences that often accompany serious illness. It includes support for feelings like fear, sadness, anxiety, or uncertainty, and helps individuals explore meaning, values, or faith during challenging times.

This type of care may involve conversations with counselors, chaplains, or spiritual advisors and is rooted in the individual's personal beliefs and emotional needs. It's intended to bring comfort, reduce emotional distress, and support both patients and their families - regardless of religious background.

Support that meets you where you are

Everyone processes illness differently some feel fear or anxiety, others may question purpose. faith, or what comes next. Our team provides emotional and spiritual care that respects your unique experience, background, and culture.

You don't need to have a specific faith. You just need to know you're not alone.

Who provides this support?

1. Licensed social workers help with stress, grief, life changes, and family conversations.
2. Chaplains and spiritual counselors offer comfort, prayer, or simply a listening ear on your terms.
3. Bereavement specialists support families before and after a loss.

This team works hand-in-hand with your medical care providers to ensure all your needs are met not just physical ones.

What emotional & spiritual care can help with

1. Easing fear, sadness, or anxiety.
2. Supporting difficult family decisions.
3. Navigating spiritual questions or uncertainty.
4. Creating space for reflection, closure, or legacy.
5. Helping families stay connected through the process.
6. Offering grief support before and after loss.

Where you can receive support

Emotional and spiritual care is available for you and your loved ones:

1. At home
2. By phone or video
3. At the bedside in hospitals, facilities, or inpatient care centers