Integrating Spirituality with Psychotherapy
Robert N. Sollod
Abstract
Robert N. Sollod
Abstract
Chapter 19 discusses integrating spirituality with psychotherapy, and covers examples of current directions in integrating spirituality with psychotherapy, followed by a discussion of a number of concerns having to do with such integration. It then presents, illustrates, and evaluates six major paths of integrating spirituality with psychotherapy (acknowledging the spiritual aspects of psychotherapy, working in conjunction with a client’s views, use of spiritual techniques for remediation of behaviorial disorders, facilitating a spiritual approach to living, spiritual formation as a goal in itself, and the use of methods derived from spiritual traditions).
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Chapter 19 discusses integrating spirituality with psychotherapy, and covers examples of current directions in integrating spirituality with psychotherapy, followed by a discussion of a number of concerns having to do with such integration. It then presents, illustrates, and evaluates six major paths of integrating spirituality with psychotherapy (acknowledging the spiritual aspects of psychotherapy, working in conjunction with a client’s views, use of spiritual techniques for remediation of behaviorial disorders, facilitating a spiritual approach to living, spiritual formation as a goal in itself, and the use of methods derived from spiritual traditions).
Key concepts: Spirituality, Psychotherapist, Psychology, Spiritual development, Medicine, Alternative medicine, Pathology