Spiritual Diversity in Psychotherapy
Engaging the Sacred in Clinical Practice
Herausgeber: Sandage, Steven J; Strawn, Brad D
Spiritual Diversity in Psychotherapy
Engaging the Sacred in Clinical Practice
Herausgeber: Sandage, Steven J; Strawn, Brad D
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Drawing from diverse spiritual and religious backgrounds, this book offers clinical guidance for addressing a vast variety of traditions and complex diversity considerations in psychotherapy.
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Drawing from diverse spiritual and religious backgrounds, this book offers clinical guidance for addressing a vast variety of traditions and complex diversity considerations in psychotherapy.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: American Psychological Association (APA)
- Seitenzahl: 370
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. Mai 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 152mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 517g
- ISBN-13: 9781433836541
- ISBN-10: 1433836548
- Artikelnr.: 61937703
- Verlag: American Psychological Association (APA)
- Seitenzahl: 370
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. Mai 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 152mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 517g
- ISBN-13: 9781433836541
- ISBN-10: 1433836548
- Artikelnr.: 61937703
Edited by Steven J. Sandage and Brad D. Strawn
Acknowledgments
Contents
List of Contributors
Introduction: Spiritual Diversity in Psychotherapy
Part 1: Spiritually Integrated Approaches to Psychology
Chapter 1. Hindu Spirituality and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
Pratyusha Tummala-Narra
Chapter 2. Harvesting Religious Fruits in Spiritually Integrated
Psychotherapy: Personal Reflections of a Jewish Psychologist of Religion
Kenneth I. Pargament
Chapter 3. The Healing Truth of Emptiness: Tibetan Buddhism in the Clinical
Space
Pilar Jennings
Chapter 4. Navigating Deep Waters: Spirituality and Religion in the
Womanist Psychodynamic Space
Phillis Isabella Sheppard
Chapter 5. A Sufi Muslim Model of Spiritually Integrative Psychotherapy
Shamaila Khan
Chapter 6. Christian Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy: A Wesleyan Model
Brad D. Strawn
Chapter 7. Raising the Sparks: Psychotherapeutic Process as Tikkun Olam
Karen E. Starr
Chapter 8. The Name of God is Mercy: Reflections on Suffering, Healing, and
Growth from a Roman Catholic, contemplative, mystic, psychoanalyst
Theresa Clement Tisdale
Part 2: Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy with Specific Diversity
Dynamics
Chapter 9. Approaching Intersections of Spirituality, Religion, and
Non-Traditional Gender Identities in Psychotherapy
Ruben A. Hopwood
Chapter 10. Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy with LGBQ Individuals
Sarah H. Moon
Chapter 11. Religious Differences in Spiritually Integrated Couple Therapy
Steven J. Sandage
Chapter 12. An Intercultural Approach to Spiritually Oriented Therapy of
Military Moral Injury
Katy Barrs & Carrie Doehring
Chapter 13. Spirituality, Selfhood, and Social Class in Psychotherapy
Neil Altman
Chapter 14. Conclusion: Summary and Future Directions
About the Editors
Contents
List of Contributors
Introduction: Spiritual Diversity in Psychotherapy
Part 1: Spiritually Integrated Approaches to Psychology
Chapter 1. Hindu Spirituality and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
Pratyusha Tummala-Narra
Chapter 2. Harvesting Religious Fruits in Spiritually Integrated
Psychotherapy: Personal Reflections of a Jewish Psychologist of Religion
Kenneth I. Pargament
Chapter 3. The Healing Truth of Emptiness: Tibetan Buddhism in the Clinical
Space
Pilar Jennings
Chapter 4. Navigating Deep Waters: Spirituality and Religion in the
Womanist Psychodynamic Space
Phillis Isabella Sheppard
Chapter 5. A Sufi Muslim Model of Spiritually Integrative Psychotherapy
Shamaila Khan
Chapter 6. Christian Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy: A Wesleyan Model
Brad D. Strawn
Chapter 7. Raising the Sparks: Psychotherapeutic Process as Tikkun Olam
Karen E. Starr
Chapter 8. The Name of God is Mercy: Reflections on Suffering, Healing, and
Growth from a Roman Catholic, contemplative, mystic, psychoanalyst
Theresa Clement Tisdale
Part 2: Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy with Specific Diversity
Dynamics
Chapter 9. Approaching Intersections of Spirituality, Religion, and
Non-Traditional Gender Identities in Psychotherapy
Ruben A. Hopwood
Chapter 10. Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy with LGBQ Individuals
Sarah H. Moon
Chapter 11. Religious Differences in Spiritually Integrated Couple Therapy
Steven J. Sandage
Chapter 12. An Intercultural Approach to Spiritually Oriented Therapy of
Military Moral Injury
Katy Barrs & Carrie Doehring
Chapter 13. Spirituality, Selfhood, and Social Class in Psychotherapy
Neil Altman
Chapter 14. Conclusion: Summary and Future Directions
About the Editors
Acknowledgments
Contents
List of Contributors
Introduction: Spiritual Diversity in Psychotherapy
Part 1: Spiritually Integrated Approaches to Psychology
Chapter 1. Hindu Spirituality and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
Pratyusha Tummala-Narra
Chapter 2. Harvesting Religious Fruits in Spiritually Integrated
Psychotherapy: Personal Reflections of a Jewish Psychologist of Religion
Kenneth I. Pargament
Chapter 3. The Healing Truth of Emptiness: Tibetan Buddhism in the Clinical
Space
Pilar Jennings
Chapter 4. Navigating Deep Waters: Spirituality and Religion in the
Womanist Psychodynamic Space
Phillis Isabella Sheppard
Chapter 5. A Sufi Muslim Model of Spiritually Integrative Psychotherapy
Shamaila Khan
Chapter 6. Christian Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy: A Wesleyan Model
Brad D. Strawn
Chapter 7. Raising the Sparks: Psychotherapeutic Process as Tikkun Olam
Karen E. Starr
Chapter 8. The Name of God is Mercy: Reflections on Suffering, Healing, and
Growth from a Roman Catholic, contemplative, mystic, psychoanalyst
Theresa Clement Tisdale
Part 2: Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy with Specific Diversity
Dynamics
Chapter 9. Approaching Intersections of Spirituality, Religion, and
Non-Traditional Gender Identities in Psychotherapy
Ruben A. Hopwood
Chapter 10. Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy with LGBQ Individuals
Sarah H. Moon
Chapter 11. Religious Differences in Spiritually Integrated Couple Therapy
Steven J. Sandage
Chapter 12. An Intercultural Approach to Spiritually Oriented Therapy of
Military Moral Injury
Katy Barrs & Carrie Doehring
Chapter 13. Spirituality, Selfhood, and Social Class in Psychotherapy
Neil Altman
Chapter 14. Conclusion: Summary and Future Directions
About the Editors
Contents
List of Contributors
Introduction: Spiritual Diversity in Psychotherapy
Part 1: Spiritually Integrated Approaches to Psychology
Chapter 1. Hindu Spirituality and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
Pratyusha Tummala-Narra
Chapter 2. Harvesting Religious Fruits in Spiritually Integrated
Psychotherapy: Personal Reflections of a Jewish Psychologist of Religion
Kenneth I. Pargament
Chapter 3. The Healing Truth of Emptiness: Tibetan Buddhism in the Clinical
Space
Pilar Jennings
Chapter 4. Navigating Deep Waters: Spirituality and Religion in the
Womanist Psychodynamic Space
Phillis Isabella Sheppard
Chapter 5. A Sufi Muslim Model of Spiritually Integrative Psychotherapy
Shamaila Khan
Chapter 6. Christian Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy: A Wesleyan Model
Brad D. Strawn
Chapter 7. Raising the Sparks: Psychotherapeutic Process as Tikkun Olam
Karen E. Starr
Chapter 8. The Name of God is Mercy: Reflections on Suffering, Healing, and
Growth from a Roman Catholic, contemplative, mystic, psychoanalyst
Theresa Clement Tisdale
Part 2: Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy with Specific Diversity
Dynamics
Chapter 9. Approaching Intersections of Spirituality, Religion, and
Non-Traditional Gender Identities in Psychotherapy
Ruben A. Hopwood
Chapter 10. Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy with LGBQ Individuals
Sarah H. Moon
Chapter 11. Religious Differences in Spiritually Integrated Couple Therapy
Steven J. Sandage
Chapter 12. An Intercultural Approach to Spiritually Oriented Therapy of
Military Moral Injury
Katy Barrs & Carrie Doehring
Chapter 13. Spirituality, Selfhood, and Social Class in Psychotherapy
Neil Altman
Chapter 14. Conclusion: Summary and Future Directions
About the Editors