Healing for the City - Ellison, Craig; Maynard, Edward S.
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'Healing for the City' is a book for counseling urban dwellers in need, whether they be inside or outside the church. It focuses on the brokenness and typical problems of urban dwellers without assuming that all who live in the city suffer from serious dysfunctions This book was written to offer guidance to those who counsel in an urban setting - to provide a response to the emotional, relational, and spiritual distress that one often encounters in the city. The three parts of the book treat the distinctive elements of the urban context, specific concerns of ethnic groups (Asian, Black,…mehr

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'Healing for the City' is a book for counseling urban dwellers in need, whether they be inside or outside the church. It focuses on the brokenness and typical problems of urban dwellers without assuming that all who live in the city suffer from serious dysfunctions This book was written to offer guidance to those who counsel in an urban setting - to provide a response to the emotional, relational, and spiritual distress that one often encounters in the city. The three parts of the book treat the distinctive elements of the urban context, specific concerns of ethnic groups (Asian, Black, Hispanic), and approaches to particular pressing problems such as addictive behaviors, divorce, recovery, single parenting, sexual abuse, etc. 'Healing for the City' was written for pastors, social workers, counselors (professionals and paraprofessionals), and other Christians in positions of leadership and spiritual direction.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Craig W. Ellison is Professor of Counseling and Urban Studies at the Alliance Theological Seminary. He is the author of five books, including 'The Urban Mission' and 'Saying Goodbye to Loneliness and Finding Intimacy'. Dr. Edward S. Maynard is Professor of Humanities at the City University of New York, where he teaches African-American studies, anthropology, sociology, and psychology. He also has a private counseling practice in Manhattan.