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The Inner Life of Priests is a landmark exploration of how the categories and practices of psychology are contributing to a new health and vitality in the priesthood.READ MORE >> |
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Ministry impairment seems to be increasingly problematic for the Church today. While the minister's personality or character is typically the...READ MORE >> | |||
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Sex, Priestly Ministry, and the Church provides an objective and authoritative account of psychosexual development in priests and key background...READ MORE >> | |||
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Today more than ever before, spirituality has become increasingly important in the lives of most Americans. Consequently, it should not be surprising that psychotherapists and counselors are being asked not only to be sensitive to spiritual and religious issues, but also to incorporate the spiritual dimension in the treatment process. The challenge for contemporary therapists will be to become sufficient conversant with religious dynamics and the spiritual dimension to meet these client needs and expectations. Several recent texts and professional books have focused on spirituality and spiritual issues in therapy, yet the majoring focus on theory and research. Unfortunately, only an occasional chapter or two is devoted to applying spirituality in actually therapy sessions. Accordingly, there is a clear need for a book length treatment demonstrating how spirituality and spiritual issues can be incorporated in the every phase of the treatment process from the first session to the last. Therapists are increasingly looking for such a book. Spirituality and the Therapeutic Process will fill this void and meet this felt need. It will be written in a highly accessible style, be single-authored, and be highly practical and user-friendly.READ MORE >> |
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Thoroughly updated and revised, this second edition of Spirituality in Clinical Practice includes perspectives not found in other texts such as a developmental perspective integrating moral and spiritual development, the interface of spiritual development with personality functioning, and insights from object relations, self psychology and transpersonal psychotherapy as they relate to various spiritual traditions and contemporary spiritual practices.READ MORE >> |
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Both spiritual direction and pastoral counseling tend to be partially responsive to client needs and expectations. Many of the theories...READ MORE >> | |||
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