More and more people are looking toward spirituality to answer life’s biggest questions and solve our most difficult challenges.
Many people, particularly younger generations, are increasingly seeking spiritual knowledge and services as religious affiliation declines. This means that not only are more people open to spiritual practices like yoga, meditation, spiritual teachings, etc. they are also engaging in more healing practices that involve the soul.
The research shows that the majority of U.S. adults now describe themselves as “spiritual” instead of religious. While some show a renewed interest in organized religion, far more are leaning toward more open practices including spiritual conversation circles, intuitive readings, crystal healing, reiki and other soul-based methods of connecting and healing. Studies show that this is happening as people become disenchanted with traditional religious due to objections to certain types of relationships and lifestyles, along with a general sense of exclusivity. The positive side of this is that people still report an interest in looking for purpose and meaning in their lives, regardless of having distanced from churches.
While I’ve practiced in mental health for over 38 years, I’ve also integrated spirituality and the soul into pretty much everything I do. As a practitioner who offers Akashic Record readings, intuitive coaching (Soul Coaching), Soul Realignment and Past Life Regression Therapy (PLRT), I know the importance of teaching others about the “soul side” of human life. Through my Soul Health Scholars Certifications, I now also teach practitioners and coaches how to identify soul-based concerns that are often camouflaged by challenges within the human condition.
In the following video, you’ll hear more about how I use my Soul Health Model to educate others about the ten key branches of the human condition and how the soul shows up in each.
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Katherine T. Kelly Ph.D., M.S.P.H.
With 35+ years of direct clinical experience, Dr. Kelly doesn’t just believe in helping others to heal; instead, her mission is to help them to evolve. Using her own integrative and trademarked framework—the Soul Health Model—Dr. Kelly approaches her work with clients from a “whole person” or “whole organization” perspective. She provides a uniquely progressive, yet down-to-earth approach and is well-known in therapeutic, medical and corporate communities. She thrives as she helps clients and organizations to reach what she calls “conscious evolution” through a variety of self-designed strategies. Her dedication to healing has been widely recognized as she was the recipient of the Provider of the Year Award by the regional Mental Health Association and was nominated as an Incredible Woman for a local community television network, which spotlights role models to inspire young women to pursue their own passions.