Examines the impact of counselors' spiritual well-being on the spiritual well-being of patients in their clinical care. Results indicate that the values of wisdom and loving from the Rokeach Value Survey and self-acceptance from the Personal Orientation Inventory account for approximately half of the spiritual well-being variance. Follow-up findings indicate an increase in patients' spiritual well-being while in treatment. (Contains 53 references and 1 table.) (Author/GCP)