Spiritual Care Groups
Spiritual Care for those with Mental Illness
Spirituality is a large part of our quality of life and well-being. While the terms “spirituality” and “religion” are often used to mean the same or similar things; they are not the same thing. Religion is usually a set of beliefs and rituals that someone follows, while spirituality is more individualized and helps us find connection to something greater than ourselves. Sometimes people find spirituality within their religion and sometimes people do not. Sometimes other activities bring someone a sense of spirituality, peace, and/or connection. Studies are demonstrating a positive relationship between spirituality and mental health.
Spirituality has been found to be an important component in the recovery of mental illness and its benefits can include increased hope, well-being, self-esteem, social supports, motivation towards growth, as well as decreased depression, anxiety, and substance abuse. We hope you will come explore your spiritual side with us! People of ALL beliefs are welcome!
SPIRITUAL CARE SUPPORT GROUPS
We want to help you find your connection to something greater than yourself.
General Mental Health
Tuesday 6pm - 7pm
Chandler Regional Medical Center (1955 W Frye Rd, Chandler, AZ 85224)
Morrison Building, Board Room.
Session 1: June 11th - July 30th
Session 2: August 13th - October 1st
Session 3: October 29th - December 17th
Session 4: January 7th - February 25th (2025)
To sign up for an 8-week session, please reach out to Martin Tapia at
martin.tapia@commonspirit.org or leave a message at 480-728-5663.
SMI
Thursday 6pm - 7pm
Copper Springs Behavioral Health Hospital (3755 S Rome St, Gilbert, AZ 85297)
Rm 421
Session 1: June 13th - August 8th
Session 2: August 15th - October 3rd
Session 3: November 7th - January 2nd, 2025 (No Meeting on November 28th)
Session 4: January 23rd - March 13th (2025)
To sign up for an 8-week session, please reach out to Micka Sanchez at
micka.sanchez@commonspirit.org or leave a message at 480-728-5663.
Spirituality is a large part of our quality of life and well-being. While the terms “spirituality” and “religion” are often used to mean the same or similar things; they are not the same thing. Religion is usually a set of beliefs and rituals that someone follows, while spirituality is more individualized and helps us find connection to something greater than ourselves. Sometimes people find spirituality within their religion and sometimes people do not. Sometimes other activities bring someone a sense of spirituality, peace, and/or connection. Studies are demonstrating a positive relationship between spirituality and mental health.
Spirituality has been found to be an important component in the recovery of mental illness and its benefits can include increased hope, well-being, self-esteem, social supports, motivation towards growth, as well as decreased depression, anxiety, and substance abuse. We hope you will come explore your spiritual side with us! People of ALL beliefs are welcome!
SPIRITUAL CARE SUPPORT GROUPS
We want to help you find your connection to something greater than yourself.
General Mental Health
Tuesday 6pm - 7pm
Chandler Regional Medical Center (1955 W Frye Rd, Chandler, AZ 85224)
Morrison Building, Board Room.
Session 1: June 11th - July 30th
Session 2: August 13th - October 1st
Session 3: October 29th - December 17th
Session 4: January 7th - February 25th (2025)
To sign up for an 8-week session, please reach out to Martin Tapia at
martin.tapia@commonspirit.org or leave a message at 480-728-5663.
SMI
Thursday 6pm - 7pm
Copper Springs Behavioral Health Hospital (3755 S Rome St, Gilbert, AZ 85297)
Rm 421
Session 1: June 13th - August 8th
Session 2: August 15th - October 3rd
Session 3: November 7th - January 2nd, 2025 (No Meeting on November 28th)
Session 4: January 23rd - March 13th (2025)
To sign up for an 8-week session, please reach out to Micka Sanchez at
micka.sanchez@commonspirit.org or leave a message at 480-728-5663.
