Chaplains are trained to support people from all walks of life, including those who do not identify with any religion. They provide a safe, confidential space for patients to explore their feelings and receive emotional support.
Chaplains can act as advocates, helping non-religious patients navigate the healthcare system, ensuring their preferences and values are respected.
Even non-religious people face existential questions, particularly in times of illness or crisis. Chaplains can help explore these questions and provide comfort with a listening ear.