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What is spirituality?
Spirituality is connected to who we are as persons while religion is a way to live out our spirituality through various practices, rituals and beliefs.
Spirituality unites the physical, mental and emotional aspects of each of us, so that we can experience a greater sense of wholeness and wellness.
Spirituality can offer a way for people to reflect on and live their life's meaning and value.
Spiritual care can be of help when you:
Want someone to talk to
Are experiencing feelings of loss or grief, loneliness, fear or discouragement
Have special needs according to your own faith traditions
Are waiting for surgery and test results or considering treatment options
Need someone to pray with or wish to receive sacraments.
Spiritual and cultural caregivers:
Provide a compassionate. listening presence in times of crisis.
Respond to the spiritual and emotional needs of patients.
Support families and patients in making difficult decisions.
Meet the needs of traditional First Nation, Inuit and Metis people.
Assist patients in obtaining comfort and support from within their own faith traditions.
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