The term “spiritual medicine” is not typically recognized as a formal medical speciality within mainstream medicine. However, spirituality and its potential impact on health and well-being are subjects of interest and exploration in various medical and healthcare contexts.

In some cases, healthcare providers, such as physicians, psychiatrists, psychologists, and counsellors, may incorporate spiritual aspects into their practice to address the holistic needs of their patients. This can involve recognizing the significance of a patient’s spiritual beliefs, values, and practices in relation to their overall health and healing process.

There are also complementary and alternative medicine practices that may focus on the spiritual dimensions of health. These practices often fall under the umbrella of holistic or integrative medicine and may include techniques such as meditation, mindfulness, energy healing, and prayer. However, it’s important to note that the effectiveness and scientific basis of such practices can vary, and they are often considered adjunctive rather than primary approaches to healthcare.