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Issues in Religion and Psychotherapy

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2006

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Front Matter, Amcap Journal Apr 2006

Front Matter, Amcap Journal

Issues in Religion and Psychotherapy

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Considering The Relationship Between Religion And Psychology, Robert L. Gleave, Dallas R. Jensen, Roger Belisle, Philip L. Nelson Apr 2006

Considering The Relationship Between Religion And Psychology, Robert L. Gleave, Dallas R. Jensen, Roger Belisle, Philip L. Nelson

Issues in Religion and Psychotherapy

The interaction between Religion and Psychology, one of the founding principles of AMCAP, has been addressed several times in AMCAP forums (De Hoyos, 1982) and elsewhere (Richards & Bergin, 2005; Sorensen, 1981; Sperry & Shafranske, 2005). Many may have entered the helping professions to fulfill personal religious needs a well as service goals. The long standing dialogue on the topic of Religion in the helping professions will not end with this article, nor should it ever end in this life. We believe that examining the ways in which Religion and Psychology interface deserves the attention and effort of many minds, …


Theistic Psychotherapy, P. Scott Richards Apr 2006

Theistic Psychotherapy, P. Scott Richards

Issues in Religion and Psychotherapy

This article describes theoretical and empircal work that has been done during the past few decades to develop a theistic framework and approach for psychotherapy. It provides a brief summary of the reasons a theistic strategy for counseling and psychotherapy is needed, then explores its theological, philosophical, theoretical and empirical foundations. The article suggests future directions of theistic psychotherapy and invites Latter-day Saint professionals to join the effort to bring this framework and approach more fully into the therapeutic mainstream and into their own practices.


Bringing Love And Joy Into Counseling, Michael D. Adams, Matthew R. Draper, Camishe R. Hairston Apr 2006

Bringing Love And Joy Into Counseling, Michael D. Adams, Matthew R. Draper, Camishe R. Hairston

Issues in Religion and Psychotherapy

Currently many theories within the field of psychology ascribe to a hidden assumption that individualism is a value one should pursue in order to obtain an ideal life. The assumption of individualism is that happiness comes from living a life focused on the self, seeking self-fulfillment. This article looks at the impact this assumption has had on the practice of psychotherapy and asserts that happiness is found through living one's life in accordance with the moral standard of love, or charity. A definition of love is given, and the article discusses and illustrates with clinical examples how love has the …


An Empirical Study Of The Mother-Son Dyad In Relation To The Development Of Adult Male Homosexuality, Gregory L. Dickson, A. Dean Byrd, Ryan Howes, Heidi Drake Apr 2006

An Empirical Study Of The Mother-Son Dyad In Relation To The Development Of Adult Male Homosexuality, Gregory L. Dickson, A. Dean Byrd, Ryan Howes, Heidi Drake

Issues in Religion and Psychotherapy

Previous research suggests the need for further exploration of the parent-child relationship in the development of adult male homosexuality. Utilizing the Parent-Child Relations Questionnaire (PCR-II; Siegelman, 1979) 135 men (57 ego-syntonic homosexuals, 34 ego-dystonic homosexuals, and 44 heterosexuals) were surveyed. Results included significant group differences on the PCR-II Mother scales and on frequency of sexual abuse. Results are consistent with past studies which suggest an important role for enviromental factors in the development of homosexuality, as consistent with theoretical literature from an object relations perspective.


Individual Psychological Deficits, William Blake Paul Apr 2006

Individual Psychological Deficits, William Blake Paul

Issues in Religion and Psychotherapy

Traditional psychological theories fail to take into account individual psychological deficits and thus make false conclusions regarding sanity and insanity. These deficits include perception, experience, cognition, and affect. Modified definitions of sanity and insanity require different approaches to treatment of psychological issues.


Living Above Suspicion: Reestablishing Trust In The Wake Of A Pornography Problem, Jill C. Manning Apr 2006

Living Above Suspicion: Reestablishing Trust In The Wake Of A Pornography Problem, Jill C. Manning

Issues in Religion and Psychotherapy

No abstract provided.


Origins Of Human Worth, John M. Rector Apr 2006

Origins Of Human Worth, John M. Rector

Issues in Religion and Psychotherapy

This paper addresses the problem of conditional self-worth among Latter-day Saints. Four principles are expounded which form the foundation of a cognitive strategy to replace the irrational belief that the worth of human beings is contingent on certain external conditions: (1) people are not upset by things, but by the view they take of things; (2) all human beings are flawed, imperfect, and fallible; (3) all human beings have equal worth; and (4) the worth of a human being in his or her capacity to become as God. These hierarchical principles form the basis of a healthy personal philosophy that …


"Firm, Fair, And Friendly": A Model For Working With Troubled Youth, Noel C. Gill, Sharon Black, Gerilynn P. Vorkink Apr 2006

"Firm, Fair, And Friendly": A Model For Working With Troubled Youth, Noel C. Gill, Sharon Black, Gerilynn P. Vorkink

Issues in Religion and Psychotherapy

No abstract provided.


Back Matter, Amcap Journal Apr 2006

Back Matter, Amcap Journal

Issues in Religion and Psychotherapy

No abstract provided.


Amcap Journal, Volume 30, Issue 1, 2006, Amcap Journal Apr 2006

Amcap Journal, Volume 30, Issue 1, 2006, Amcap Journal

Issues in Religion and Psychotherapy

No abstract provided.