1982The Personnel and Guidance JournalRequires access

Strange Bedfellows?: Rational‐Emotive Therapy and Pastoral Counseling

Constance Lawrence, Charles H. Huber

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Integrating Rational‐Emotive Therapy with biblical precepts is discussed as a basis for pastoral counselors to bridge the gap between religion and psychotherapy.

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Integrating Rational‐Emotive Therapy with biblical precepts is discussed as a basis for pastoral counselors to bridge the gap between religion and psychotherapy.

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Integrating Rational‐Emotive Therapy with biblical precepts is discussed as a basis for pastoral counselors to bridge the gap between religion and psychotherapy.

Key concepts: Emotive, Psychotherapist, Pastoral counseling, Psychology, Rational emotive behavior therapy, Bridge (graph theory), Psychoanalysis, Medicine

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