A qualitative analysis of sacred moments in religiously integrated group therapy

The aim of this study was to qualitatively explore sacred moments in religiously integrated group therapy for Danish Pentecostals who were experiencing a personal crisis (n = 18). This follow-up based on data from 2009 and 2018. An interpretative phenomenological analytical approach used generate analyze the material. Three themes emerged: 1) Relationship with God, 2) therapist, 3) members. participants’ experiences these relationships primarily facilitated by strong therapeutic alliance, trust exercises. indicates that may be prerequisite clients’ experience spiritual qualities therapy. interrelationships settings can facilitate if led spiritually legitimated trustful therapist. Our findings emphasise value working therapeutically relational aspects psychotherapy highly secularised countries as Denmark.