A safe space where mind, body, and spirit are invited to the table for a whole-person conversation.
An Inspirational & Integrative Approach
Whole-Person Care in One Space
Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy is exactly what it sounds like — a clinical approach that nurtures and supports the whole person: mind, body, and spirit. This approach recognizes that mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being are deeply interconnected, and it provides care that honors all aspects of who you are.
Today, mental health and wellness professionals increasingly recognize the importance of integrating spirituality and personal beliefs into clinical care. With a Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapist, you don’t need to see a mental health professional and a spiritual leader separately — you can receive compassionate support for both in one safe, welcoming space.
A Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapist is trained to respect and work with diverse beliefs, worldviews, and values, and brings personal insight gained through their own professional and spiritual growth.
Which Issues Can Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy Address?
Thinking this through on a practical and energetic level, there are no specific areas to be addressed through an integrated approach - all (mental and physical) issues are interconnected through mind, body, and spirit. Approaching one or the other inhibits the potential to harmonize or restore balance between each of them. Our hearts, minds, bodies, and spirits (or energetic fields) work in harmony (conjunction) together and are not exclusive from each other.
Neurochemistry, biochemistry, emotional states, belief systems, thought and behavior patterns, eating habits, day-to-day activities, environments, all things consumed, and people we surround ourselves with play a primary role in our current state for better or for worse.
Benefits of Working with a Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapist
- Holistic Healing: Care that addresses your mind, body, and spirit, not just symptoms.
- Deeper Insight: Explore how your beliefs and spirituality influence emotional and mental well-being.
- Personalized Support: Receive strategies tailored to your unique needs.
- Empowerment: Gain tools and guidance to reconnect with your inner wisdom and resilience.
- Convenience: Comprehensive care in one supportive, professional setting.
An integrated model encourages and inspires a compassionate and insightful approach to nurturing ourselves into wellness.
Learn more about Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy
Dr. Kenneth Pargament, PhD and JD Jalmenson discuss the value and importance of bringing spirituality into the clinical space of mental health and why it is, not only a practical approach, but also a much needed skill and degree of knowledge and awareness in support of whole-person care.
Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy: Understanding and addressing the sacred
by Dr. Kenneth I. Pargament - Available on Amazon.
Psychoeducation & Psychotherapy Support Groups
Group Gatherings with Dr. Artina Ray
Join supportive and enriching group gatherings led by Dr. Artina Ray, offering a safe space for counseling support, spiritual care, and holistic wellness.
With experience across multiple helping fields—including pastoral and spiritual care and substance use disorder support—Dr. Artina Ray provides a compassionate, integrative approach to healing and personal growth.
What to Expect
- Educational insights on recovery and wellness
- Practical tips and tools for early recovery
- Support for personal growth and self-development
- A welcoming, nonjudgmental community environment
These gatherings are designed to empower individuals at all stages of their journey toward healing and self-discovery.
All sessions are held in Mountain Standard Time (MST). Seating is limited to 15.
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Tuesday
The Whole Person Collective
Holistic Health for Recovery
A supportive group offering practical strategies, spiritual guidance, and mental health support. Participants can engage in self-care practices using energy psychotherapy, spiritually integrated psychotherapy, and client-centered approaches to aid in the recovery from:
- Depression and anxiety
- Substance use disorders
- Chronic disease and illness
Health & Nutrition | The Energy Body (Chakras, Meridians, Biofield) | Mindfulness
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Friday
Caregivers Haven
Support Group for Loved Ones Affected by Substance Use
This group is designed for individuals who have a family member, partner, or close friend struggling with a substance use disorder. It offers a supportive space to learn, share, and grow—while prioritizing your own well-being.
Purpose of the Group
- Provide emotional support in a safe, nonjudgmental environment
- Help participants better understand substance use and recovery
- Teach practical ways to support a loved one without losing yourself
- Encourage healthy boundaries and self-care
11:00am - 1:00pm
Sunday
The Inner Wisdom Circle
Spiritual Growth & Reflection Circle
Rather than providing direct answers, this group encourages the use of open-ended questioning to help individuals examine their beliefs, values, and life experiences. Through this process, participants can develop greater clarity, inner awareness, and a more authentic connection to their spiritual path.
- Meaning, purpose, and personal values
- Spiritual identity and belief systems
- Navigating life challenges through a spiritual lens
- Cultivating inner peace, awareness, and growth
Contact Dr. Artina Ray
Telephone: (720) 325-3593
E-mail: iam.one@mysticalserpentine.com
Feel free to submit this form to contact Dr. Artina Ray directly with any questions or concerns related to available services.
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