ABSTRACT
In the preceding chapters, we have seen how the existential concerns of depressed individuals make it important to take their spiritual lives into account. But how feasible is it to simultaneously attend to body, mind, and soul, given the specialized ways in which mental health and spiritual professionals currently practice? In this chapter, I consider secular and faith-based models for integrating spiritual and emotional care for depression. I then consider the limitations of these models as challenging opportunities for improvement.
