The Journal of Spirit in Mental Health is an interdisciplinary professional journal. This journal is dedicated to academic research on spirituality as a resource for counseling and psychotherapy disciplines, as well as a core component of human well-being. It aims to enhance understanding of spirituality as a core element of human happiness in individual, relational, and community life. Through interdisciplinary dialogues such as psychology, spirituality, theology, sociology, and cultural analysis, the authoritative figures of this journal provide research insights and effective treatment methods.

This magazine is an important forum that provides in-depth insights into the construction of human meaning in therapeutic and growth promoting activities. The main spiritual experiences experienced by both practitioners and clients will be explored and analyzed for their therapeutic significance. Expert contributors will study the impact of cultural life patterns such as race, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and relationship structure on human integrity, loss, and healing. Magazines are challenging, inspiring, and very beneficial for anyone who desires perspectives and ideas beyond their own scope and areas of interest. It provides a platform for scholars, mental health professionals, and related researchers to explore the relationship between spirituality and mental health in depth, covering a wide range of topics and contributing to the advancement of academic research and practice in this field.