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religious therapy
religious therapy Religious therapy refers to using religious practices or sacred elements, such as holy water, as a way of coping with illness, including mental health problems.
Religious therapy refers to using religious practices or sacred elements, such as holy water, as a way of coping with illness, including mental health problems. In this context, it describes a faith-based approach people may turn to alongside their experience of symptoms.