Spiritual Presence In Psychotherapy: A Guide For CaregiversRoutledge, 24 okt 2018 - 340 pagina's "The book is authoritative, well-reasoned, and abounds in wisdom. It accurately portrays the deepest meanings of both spiritual presence and psychotherapy and shows interactions. This is a pioneering volume, the first of its kind. It should be the standard text for years to come". -- Wayne E. Oates, Ph.D., Professor of Psychiatry Emeritus, University of Louisiana School of Medicine In Spiritual Presence in Psychotherapy, David Steere recognizes the incorporation of this tradition -- referring to it as "spirituality" -- and presents a unique look at this heretofore neglected interface. This book is written in response to the need observed by Dr. Steere, for caregivers who want to accommodate a spiritual dimension in their work. For this reason, psychotherapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, pastoral counselors, nurses -- all dealing with the responsibility of treating mental disorders and helping people change -- will find Spiritual Presence in Psychotherapy invaluable. The first part of the text discusses the interfaces of psychotherapy and spirituality. Dr. Steere analyzes the deconstruction of mainstream religion and the rise of psychotherapy against a backdrop of what he calls "spiritual homelessness". In the second part, seven models for spiritual presence in psychotherapy are described. These are: supernatural, expansive, empathic, developmental, sacred, crisis, and systemic. Then, in the final portion of the book, the focus moves to an integration of responsiveness to spiritual presence in effective and enduring caregiving. In addition to the professionals who will find Spiritual Presence in Psychotherapy an important resource and reference, the bookwill also serve as a key textbook for graduate-level students of professional issues and ethics, as well as psychotherapy and spirituality. |
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... therapists Erving and Miriam Polster that psychotherapy was too valuable an experience to be confined to the emotionally disturbed.2 The pattern of the growth center survived in the use of therapeutic techniques to promote general ...
... therapists of various kinds from which they will make choices. Some persons bill themselves as “Christian psychotherapists” or “Christian counselors.” Others suggest the use of special spiritual disciplines within the course of ...
... and solutions offered by the therapist. This emphasis on self-healing and the centrality of the self formed the core of a humanistic tradition in psychotherapy that influenced everybody from mid-century on. A great deal of.
... Therapists from almost every theoretical perspective have experimented with the use of the group format—psychody-namic-psychoanalytic, groupas-a-whole systems, interpersonalinteractional, cognitivebehavioral, object relations, group ...
... therapists, developing techniques of systematic desensitization (e.g., Wolpe, Lazarus, Eysenk). By the late 1960s cognitive therapy emerged in the mainstream of experimental psychology using the computer as a metaphor to assess the ...
Inhoudsopgave
The Spiritual Experience | |
Because We Care | |
Participation in Presence | |
The Supernatural Model | |
The Developmental Model | |
The Sacred Model | |
The Crisis Model | |
The Systemic Model | |
Caring Ethics and Client Rights | |
The Future of Care | |
Bibliography | |
Name Index | |
Subject Index | |
Overige edities - Alles bekijken
Spiritual Presence in Psychotherapy: A Guide for Caregivers David A. Steere Gedeeltelijke weergave - 1997 |
Spiritual Presence in Psychotherapy: A Guide for Caregivers David A. Steere Geen voorbeeld beschikbaar - 2015 |