How does “spiritual therapy” differ from conventional psychology, psychotherapy and psychiatry?

“Spiritual therapy,” as Rohit practices it, is a holistic approach to emotional, mental, and spiritual wellness.

By integrating wisdom schools from the East and West with ancient and modern techniques—such as psychology, CBT, NLP, past life regression, hypnotherapy, coaching, meditation, yoga, and personal growth—he has seen massive transformation occur in clients over relatively short periods.

How does spirituality enhance healing, therapy, or coaching?

Spirituality is a means of accessing our soul or authentic/higher self. Using its immense healing properties, we can heal many of our emotional, psychological, and physical challenges.

The body is capable of producing the chemicals/hormones that it needs for us to be healthy and happy. Issues like depression, anxiety, trauma etc can be healed, in most cases, without medication.

How does spiritual therapy work in practice?

The process begins with learning to quiet the mind's incessant chatter that is often critical, negative, and distorted in its thinking.

We can then access the superior capabilities of our soul/higher self. With its consistently peaceful, non-judgmental, loving energy, we can effectively soothe our wounded emotions and traumas by developing a “secure attachment” with our “inner child.”

What is the outcome?

This process leads to an authentic and lasting experience of self-acceptance, self-compassion, self-nurturing and self-love. Gradually, the shadow of fear, shame, self-doubt, self-sabotage, and self-judgment lifts, revealing our inner joyful and loving nature.

With a renewed sense of clarity, we can find meaningful purpose and fulfillment in our lives.