Spiritual Health Practitioners support staff, patients and their families of all beliefs, cultural backgrounds, values, traditions and practices.
Island Health’s Spiritual Health program recognizes the importance of connecting patients and residents with representatives/leaders from their own spiritual/religious traditions in order to promote spiritual and emotional wellbeing.
This bereavement support group for family and friends of MAiD recipients is available across Island Health’s service area and is a judgment free, safe, compassionate environment to share and express your feelings and emotions.
NUMA is the quarterly newsletter produced by Island Health’s Spiritual Health program.
Sometimes people are unable to find meaning or connect with their faith when they or someone they love is sick or injured.
Spiritual Health professionals are members of the care team and are trained to provide comprehensive spiritual health care and emotional support to patients, families and health care staff.