Why and how do clinical psychologists turn to religious and spiritual traditions? What kind of new relations between religion and psychology emerge in this process of re-enchantment of therapy? Based on participant observations in courses and workshops on Buddhist and Jewish psychology oriented to psychologists, we study what religion-inspired psychologists find to be missing from their profession, why they need religion or spirituality in order to change contemporary therapy, and how they adapt religious/spiritual ideas and practices so these could be used in their therapy work.  This project is led by PhD candidate Orly Tal.