Faith-Based Therapy is a therapeutic approach that integrates spiritual beliefs and practices into the counseling process. It often draws from the principles of various religions, such as Christianity, Judaism, or Islam, to help individuals address emotional and psychological challenges. This type of therapy can provide a sense of purpose and support, as it aligns mental health treatment with a person's faith. Therapists who practice Faith-Based Therapy may use scripture, prayer, or spiritual discussions as part of the healing process. This approach can be particularly beneficial for those who find strength and comfort in their faith, allowing them to explore their issues within a familiar spiritual framework.