Spirituality can have several positive impacts on the mental and physical health of individuals (Koenig, 2008), become a key element in the recovery process (Holloway and Moss, 2010) and constitute an important mechanism for coping with difficulties (Canda et al., 2019). Thereupon, the Québec Order of Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists (hereafter OTSTCFQ) recognizes the importance of taking it into account. Based on a study conducted with 40 social workers (SW) working in Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean, this article aims to identify the factors that influence the integration of spirituality into practice. The results aim to reflect on the place of spirituality in social work interventions as well as the role of this constitutive dimension of health, in a perspective of continuous improvement of the quality of interventions in professional contexts and in academic training environments.