Journal of psychosocial nursing and mental health services · 2026
Conceptualizing Spiritual Psychotherapy as a Nursing Intervention: A Concept Analysis.
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Mulyati Lia, Anggraeni Mekar Dwi, Upoyo Arif Setyo
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PURPOSE: Spiritual psychotherapy has been increasingly used in nursing; however, conceptual diversity limits its consistent use in addressing psychological and spiritual distress. The current article presents a concept analysis of spiritual psychotherapy as a nursing intervention to define its attributes, antecedents, consequences, and operational meaning for psychosocial and spiritual nursing practice.
METHOD: An international literature review was conducted using Walker and Avant's concept analysis to identify recurring psychospiritual patterns.
RESULTS: Five defining attributes were identified: guided meaning-making, therapeutic spiritual presence, activation of inner healing, mind-spirit integration, and a sacred therapeutic relationship. Antecedents included spiritual or existential distress, emotional vulnerability, spiritual readiness, a trusting nurse-patient relationship, supportive environments, and nurses' spiritual awareness. Conceptual consequences comprised enhanced spiritual well-being, emotional regulation, resilience, meaning reconstruction, and reduced existential distress.
CONCLUSION: This clarification of spiritual care provides a conceptual foundation for psychosocial and mental health nursing practice, supporting its intentional integration into holistic nursing interventions.
METHOD: An international literature review was conducted using Walker and Avant's concept analysis to identify recurring psychospiritual patterns.
RESULTS: Five defining attributes were identified: guided meaning-making, therapeutic spiritual presence, activation of inner healing, mind-spirit integration, and a sacred therapeutic relationship. Antecedents included spiritual or existential distress, emotional vulnerability, spiritual readiness, a trusting nurse-patient relationship, supportive environments, and nurses' spiritual awareness. Conceptual consequences comprised enhanced spiritual well-being, emotional regulation, resilience, meaning reconstruction, and reduced existential distress.
CONCLUSION: This clarification of spiritual care provides a conceptual foundation for psychosocial and mental health nursing practice, supporting its intentional integration into holistic nursing interventions.