Notes of a Pastoral Counselor - Knight, Robert Marsden
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Are you a more concrete or abstract thinker? And what does that have to do with effective psychotherapy? Or what about the theological concepts of monotheism versus polytheism? Which is a projection of a more integrated psychological perspective? What are you grieving? What you lost? Or wanted/needed but didn't get? What do moral and spiritual have to do with what is psychological? Or counseling with the golf swing? Are you a more positive, a more thankful person, or perhaps more negative, even resentful of whatever the circumstances? Are you more of a worrier or a delighter, more skeptical or…mehr

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Are you a more concrete or abstract thinker? And what does that have to do with effective psychotherapy? Or what about the theological concepts of monotheism versus polytheism? Which is a projection of a more integrated psychological perspective? What are you grieving? What you lost? Or wanted/needed but didn't get? What do moral and spiritual have to do with what is psychological? Or counseling with the golf swing? Are you a more positive, a more thankful person, or perhaps more negative, even resentful of whatever the circumstances? Are you more of a worrier or a delighter, more skeptical or encouraging? These and other human characteristics, Monty Knight speaks to in this book of short essays, three sermons--even a hymn--written out of conversations with patients, students, and parishioners over his many years of ministry as a pastoral counselor.
Autorenporträt
Robert Marsden (Monty) Knight is a pastoral counselor in Charleston, South Carolina. Licensed as a supervisor for professional counselors and marriage and family therapists in the state, he is an AAPC Fellow, an AAMFT Clinical Fellow and Approved Supervisor, and an ACPE Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapist. An ordained Baptist minister, Knight holds clergy standing in the Christian Church (Disciples) and the United Church of Christ. He earned his DMin degree from Princeton Theological Seminary.