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Compassionate Support for Life’s Hardest Moments

Whether you are facing serious illness, grieving a loss, caring for a loved one, or planning for the future, SpirituWell’s professional chaplains are here for you by video, phone, and text—where and when you need us most.

Our Services

1:1 Emotional & Spiritual Support

Private, one-on-one sessions with a professional chaplain.

When you’re living with illness, loss, or uncertainty, it can be hard to find a safe space to talk. Our chaplains listen without judgment, help you explore questions of meaning and hope, and walk alongside you with compassion.

Grief & Loss Support

Guidance and comfort after the death of a loved one—or any significant loss.

Grief can feel overwhelming and isolating. We provide a caring presence to help you name your feelings, honor what you’ve lost, and begin to find healing, at your own pace.

Advance Care Planning Conversations

Clarify your values, document your wishes, and prepare for the future.

Making decisions about future medical care can feel daunting, but it’s one of the most important gifts you can give your family. Our chaplains guide you through meaningful conversations, ensuring your voice and values are understood.

Caregiver Support

Helping you cope with exhaustion, uncertainty, and the weight of care.

Caring for someone with serious illness, a disability, advanced age, or at end of life is an act of love—and a heavy burden. We offer caregivers a place to emotionally rest, reflect, and receive strength, so you don’t have to carry it all alone.

How SpirituWell Works

1. Tell us about yourself

Complete our intake form to help your Spiritual Care Provider learn about you.

2. Book Appointment

Book a time to meet with a Spiritual Care Provider that is convenient for you.

3. Connect

Meet with your Spiritual Care Provider through video visits or phone calls.

Our Pricing

Appointments are $60 per session. Pay as you go with no subscription required.

Need help booking an appointment? Email our booking support team at help@spirituwell.health.

Learn More

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Learn about spiritual care’s impact on health and wellbeing.

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Learn about the role of spiritual care providers on healthcare teams.

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Learn more about our Grief Support services.

What are people saying?

My spiritual care provider had wonderful insights and observations about—and excellent suggestions about—how to process my complicated grief about the death of my mother. She listened carefully, engaged fully with what I was sharing, and gently helped me to look at the situation from different perspectives. She's obviously a knowledgeable and well-trained expert in the field of chaplaincy, but her warmth and caring were clearly genuine and not merely "professional."

You will meet with a trusted advisor who may ask questions to help you think and process and who will encourage you to take steps toward growth and healing.

The chaplain with whom I spoke was a careful and reflective listener who at the end provided a graphic way to understand and describe my situation to others, which I appreciated.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why seek spiritual care?

Life can be messy. We all experience highs and lows. When life is tough – whether because of a medical condition, the loss of a loved one, a traumatic event, lack of fulfillment, or some other difficult experience – we sometimes need help making sense of it.

For many, making sense of difficult times, finding purpose in events or in one’s self, and creating a better life is shaped by one’s spirituality. Spiritual care provides you a guide to help you find what brings your life meaning, purpose, and connection. Spiritual care can help you overcome or find peace with life’s difficulties. Spiritual care can help you discover the things in your life worth celebrating and that fills you with joy.

What is a spiritual care provider?

SpirituWell’s spiritual care providers are healthcare professionals trained to support an individual’s emotional and spiritual health needs. Also sometimes called a chaplain, our spiritual care providers have advanced degrees and extensive post-graduate training in hospitals and other healthcare settings. Our spiritual care providers are interfaith, making them well prepared to meet the needs of individuals that identify across any religious tradition and individuals who are spiritual but not religious.

When do people seek spiritual care?

Spirituwell’s providers have extensive experience in healthcare settings where they provide spiritual care to individuals across many experiences, including:

  • Sudden traumatic loss, including homicide, suicide, and the loss of a child (regardless of age)
  • Miscarriage, abortion, fetal demise, stillbirth, and infant loss
  • Crisis intervention and guidance for making end-of-life decisions, including shifting into palliative care and hospice
  • Life-changing injury to children and adults
  • Life-threatening illness to children and adults
  • Chronic health issues that impact both the life of the patient and the lives of their caregivers
  • Mental health issues that require hospitalization, and supporting mental health and wellbeing through difficult and stressful times
  • Deep loss of spiritual community due to being LGBTQIA+
  • Advocating for those who often receive unequal treatment due to racial, cultural, and religious bias
  • Drug and alcohol addiction
  • Complicated family dynamics, including estrangement
  • Multiple losses or clustered stress-points (For example, someone might be dealing with an aging parent with cognitive decline, a school age child, a new job, a move, and going through a divorce all at the same time)

What if I'm not religious?

Spirituality includes seeking meaning, connection, and purpose to something greater than ourselves (e.g. self-identity, relationships, communities, nature, something sacred). For some people, their religious beliefs and practices help them to feel connected to community or to something sacred. For others who are not religious, other aspects of their life bring them deeper meaning, connection, and purpose.

All SpirituWell spiritual care providers are trained to seek out and meet your unique needs whether you are religious, spiritual but not religious, or identify with spirituality in some other way.

Why would I see a spiritual care provider if I already have a faith community?

If you already have a relationship to a faith community, we honor that connection. In addition to being a part of that community, some people may benefit from meeting with a spiritual care provider who can offer them individualized, one-on-one support with something they are facing. Our interfaith spiritual care providers offer a safe space to explore your concerns without judgement and with confidentiality. Because our services are offered virtually, we offer convenience and easy access when resources offered by your faith community may not be available to you. Lastly, our spiritual care providers are professional healthcare chaplains, they’ve been trained to support spiritual and emotional needs and facilitate healthcare decision-making. This training and experience is not often found among individuals working within a traditional faith community setting.

How can I communicate with a spiritual care provider?

We offer two appointment types: video visits or phone calls. You can participate in video visits on any mobile device, like a cell phone or tablet, or on a desktop computer. Video visits are joined through your web-browser (Google Chrome is recommended) and you do NOT have to download an app. Our spiritual care provider may also communicate with you through text messages and email.

Does insurance cover SpirituWell?

SpirituWell’s services are not covered by insurance, however, SpirituWell does offer affordable services for individuals to pay out of pocket. We also partner with healthcare organizations who pay for our services on behalf of their patients.

Is this online therapy?

No. Spiritual care is not therapy. Our services are provided by professional healthcare chaplains who are trained in spiritual and emotional support, not licensed mental health clinicians. Chaplains specialize in helping people navigate meaning, hope, loss, and life’s big questions, especially during serious illness, grief, or caregiving.

If you are looking for counseling for a mental health condition, we encourage you to connect with a licensed therapist. Many people find that chaplain support and therapy complement one another, and we’re glad to be part of your care journey.

Contact our Support Team

Need help booking an appointment or have another question we can help you with?