Naming the Pain and Guiding the Care takes seriously the need for a humane and common sense way of talking about human suffering.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Donald D. Denton, Ph.D., is Coordinator of Assessments and Publications at Virginia Institute of Pastoral Care. A Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, he is also a Fellow in the American Association of Pastoral Counselors.
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Part 1 Part I. The Structure of Diagnosis Chapter 2 Chapter 1: The Purpose of Diagnosis Chapter 3 Chapter 2: The Types of Diagnostic Systems Chapter 4 Chapter 3: Is It Diagnosis or Assessment? Chapter 5 Chapter 4: Non-Clinical Diagnostic Systems Part 6 Part II. Ethical Guilt: the Feeling of Blame Chapter 7 Chapter 5: Realistic and Subjective Guilt Chapter 8 Chapter 6: Punishment and Seeking Redress Chapter 9 Chapter 7: Forgiveness, Reconciliation and Restoration Chapter 10 Chapter 8: Illustrative Vignettes Part 11 Part III. Idolatry: the Feeling of Betrayal Chapter 12 Chapter 9: Knocking on Heaven's Door Chapter 13 Chapter 10: Feeling Terror and Expressing Rage Chapter 14 Chapter 11: Confession, Lament, and Hope Chapter 15 Chapter 12: Illustrative Vignettes Resumed Part 16 Part IV. Dread: the Feeling of Defilement Chapter 17 Chapter 13: Waking up In Gomorrah Chapter 18 Chapter 14: Feeling Abandoned and Receiving Cleansing Chapter 19 Chapter 15: Communion, Vocation and Joy Chapter 20 Chapter 16: Illustrative Vignettes Concluded Part 21 Part V. Special Considerations for Special Cases Chapter 22 Chapter 17: What About Children? Chapter 23 Chapter 18: What About Substance Abuse? Chapter 24 Chapter 19: What About Stress Disorders? Chapter 25 Chapter 20: What About Mass Bereavement? Part 26 Part VI. Summary Chapter 27 Chapter 21: Wither DSM-V and Axis VI? Chapter 28 Chapter 22: Secular Counseling in a Spiritual Society
Part 1 Part I. The Structure of Diagnosis Chapter 2 Chapter 1: The Purpose of Diagnosis Chapter 3 Chapter 2: The Types of Diagnostic Systems Chapter 4 Chapter 3: Is It Diagnosis or Assessment? Chapter 5 Chapter 4: Non-Clinical Diagnostic Systems Part 6 Part II. Ethical Guilt: the Feeling of Blame Chapter 7 Chapter 5: Realistic and Subjective Guilt Chapter 8 Chapter 6: Punishment and Seeking Redress Chapter 9 Chapter 7: Forgiveness, Reconciliation and Restoration Chapter 10 Chapter 8: Illustrative Vignettes Part 11 Part III. Idolatry: the Feeling of Betrayal Chapter 12 Chapter 9: Knocking on Heaven's Door Chapter 13 Chapter 10: Feeling Terror and Expressing Rage Chapter 14 Chapter 11: Confession, Lament, and Hope Chapter 15 Chapter 12: Illustrative Vignettes Resumed Part 16 Part IV. Dread: the Feeling of Defilement Chapter 17 Chapter 13: Waking up In Gomorrah Chapter 18 Chapter 14: Feeling Abandoned and Receiving Cleansing Chapter 19 Chapter 15: Communion, Vocation and Joy Chapter 20 Chapter 16: Illustrative Vignettes Concluded Part 21 Part V. Special Considerations for Special Cases Chapter 22 Chapter 17: What About Children? Chapter 23 Chapter 18: What About Substance Abuse? Chapter 24 Chapter 19: What About Stress Disorders? Chapter 25 Chapter 20: What About Mass Bereavement? Part 26 Part VI. Summary Chapter 27 Chapter 21: Wither DSM-V and Axis VI? Chapter 28 Chapter 22: Secular Counseling in a Spiritual Society
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