The Psychologies in Religion

Working with the Religious Client
Herausgeber: Dowd, E. Thomas; Nielsen, Stevan Lars

• Gebundenes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

"Listed in Today's Books, "Book Register" as a ""!!!Must Read"" title. ""This book is really a manual that every therapist should have, if he or she does not already have the knowledge and insight contained within its pages. ...Infinitely enjoyable""--"PsycCRITIQUES" Religious upbringing influences people in ways that are difficult or impossible to describe; this book provides a ""window on their world."" "The Psychologies of Religion" examines the thinking, personality, and development processes as well as specific clinical concerns of clients who are members of particular religious groups. Each contributing author brings dual expertise to their chapters, expertise about a particular religion and psychological sophistication; a look from the inside out. In addition, the book covers possible future religious development as spiritualism beings to replace institutional religion and as religious choice replaces religious constraint. All therapists who want to understand how religious people really think will find this book helpful. "

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Springer Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 356
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Februar 2006
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 240mm x 161mm x 24mm
• Gewicht: 701g
• ISBN-13: 9780826128560
• ISBN-10: 0826128564
• Artikelnr.: 21194475

Inhaltsangabe

Contributors
Preface
Foreword, Robert L. Leahy, PhD
1. Religion for Psychotherapists: The Psychologies in Religion Versus
the Psychology of Religion, Stevan L. Nielsen & E. Thomas Dowd
2. Bricolage: The Postmodern Eclectic (Identifying Syncretistic
Religious Cosmologies), James R. Beebe
Section I: The Sacramental Traditions
3. Catholicism and Psychology, Kevin Gillespie
4. Beloved to God: An Eastern Orthodox Anthropology, Elizabeth Gassin &
J. Stephen Muse
5. Lutherans, Christine Maguth Nezu, David E. Farley, & Arthur M. Nezu
Section II: The Mainliners
6. Mainline Protestants: Christian Faith in the Reflective Tradition,
Donald L. Bubenzer, Amy B. Quillin, & Paul Ashby
Section III: The Outsiders
7. Evangelicalism, Mark A. Yarhouse & Stephen R. Russell
8. Conservative Christianity: A New Emerging Culture, John R. Belcher
9. Fundamentalism, Sara Savage
Section IV: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
10. Psychological Models Inherent in Doctrine and Practices of The Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Dianne L. Nielsen, Daniel K.
Judd, & Stevan Lars Nielsen
11. The Family: A Proclamation to the World
Section V: The Judaic Traditions
12. Liberal Judaism, Ira S. Halper & Amy Ruth Bolton
13. Orthodox Judaism: Features and Issues for Psychotherapy, Kate Miriam
Loewenthal
Section VI: The Islamic Traditions
14. Psychology and Sunni Muslims, Saba Rasheed Ali
15. Psychology and Shia Muslims, Amina Mahmood
Section VII: The Spiritual Traditions
16. The Spiritualistic Tradition, Rebecca Murray & Michael E. Nielsen
17. The Varieties of Buddhism, Neharika Chawla & G. Alan Marlett
18. Religion for Psychotherapists: Summary & Commentary, E. Thomas Dowd &
Stevan L. Nielsen
Index