Theology what we study

Theology

Sacred, Secular, Spiritual? Contemporary Perspectives on Death, Dying, and Bereavement

A sacred-secular distinction, Bregman argues, is unhelpful in death and bereavement
Theology

The Faith Factor: Kids and God

King argues that
 adolescents’ relationships with 
God shape identity

Pamela Ebstyne King
Theology

A Future of Promise: Shaping Our Assumptions about Youth

A case study explores children’s 
spiritual development

James Furrow, Linda M. Wagener
Theology

The V62.89 Code of the DSM-IV-R: Boon and Bane for Christian Psychologists

Maloney discusses ramifications of the DSM’s adding religious and spiritual problems

Theology

Psychotherapy and Spiritual Direction: Were They Ever Separate?

Moon shares stories that shape his view of Christian spirituality—and psychotherapy
Theology

Religion and Spirituality: No Longer Forgotten Factors in Clinical Practice

Shafranske offers 3 clinical practice integration situations
Theology

A Spiritual Director Dares to Give Advice to Therapists

Sattler’s advice draws on spirituality as a way of organizing reality
Theology

Thick Patients, Thin Therapy, and a Prozac God

Dueck argues for psychotherapy that begins within the client’s worldview

Alvin Dueck
Theology

To Tell the Old, Old Story: The Narrative Dimension of Counseling and Spirituality

Counseling, says Lee, should connect clients’ stories to God’s

Cameron Lee
Theology

Sacred Patients, Secular Therapy

Gooden argues that spirituality is multidimensional, raising issues for secular patients too

Winston Gooden