
Dr. Amy Robbins discusses the integration of spirituality and mediumship into therapy, emphasizing the importance of addressing spiritual experiences in mental health.
I truly feel that all healing is spiritual healing. And this is something Dr. Amy Robbins emphasizes it in this eye opening conversation. Amy is a clinical psychologist, spiritual teacher, psychic medium, and host of the podcast Life, Death, and the Space Between. She has spent 20 years quietly doing something quite radical — building a framework that refuses to separate what happens in the therapy room from what's happening in your soul. She calls it Spiritually Informed Therapy, and I really feel like it’s the missing piece in the mental health conversation. We get into the spiritual experiences therapists are increasingly hearing from their patients behind closed doors — but are often hesitant to address because it’s not acknowledged in the western psychology space. We talk about everything from felt presences of spirits, intuitive knowing, grief, communications from other realms, awakenings, and why traditional mental health spaces don't know how to hold them. Amy shares why she believes spirituality can no longer be treated as separate from mental health, and how she's training clinicians to ethically bring these conversations into their work. We also go deep on…
Host: Kelly
Guest: Dr. Amy Robbins
Organizations: Life, Death, and the Space Between
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