The University of Santa Monica defines Spiritual Psychology as "the study and practice of the art and science of Conscious Awakening." It operates on the principle that we are Divine Beings having a human experience, and that earth is a "school" designed to help our souls learn, evolve, and work through Karma. Spiritual Psychology teaches us how to successfully navigate this spiritual reality, and to use our Divine nature to create happy, healthy, abundant lives.

The word "Psyche," from which the word "Psychology" is derived, actually means "breath, principle of life, or Soul." Somewhere along the way, Psychology changed from the study of the Soul to the science of mind and behavior. Spiritual Psychology puts the study of the Soul back into Psychology, as well as integrating more traditional Psychological methods like Gestalt Therapy, Humanistic Psychology, Positive Psychology, and Psychosynthesis.

Spiritual Psychology asserts that each person contains within them all of the tools and wisdom necessary to resolve all of their own problems, discover answers to all of their questions, to transform and manifest their authentic self, and to achieve liberation. Spiritual Counseling sessions focus on heart-centered listening, and using compassion, empathy, and a wide variety of tools to help clients discover these answers within, without having to give "expert" advice or push. Through Spiritual Counseling, clients can work to shed all that is no longer serving them, forgive themselves and others, and manifest the fullest expression of themselves as Loving, Compassionate, Abundant and Soul-Centered Beings.