Minding the soul : pastoral counseling as remembering / James B. Ashbrook. [print]

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Ashbrook, James B. (James Barbour), 1925-1999 [Author]

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TextSeries: Theology and the sciencesPublication details: Minneapolis, MN : Fortress Press, 1996.Description: xix, 259 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmContent type:

text

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unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9780800626730

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LOC classification:

BV4012.2.A819.M563 1996

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Contents:

Rock-A the soul: a map for minding souls -- The rock that gives birth: a metaphor for minding the soul -- Struggles of the soul: rockiness and neurocognitive activity -- Stabilizing the soul: a clinical case study -- Empowering souls: transforming rockiness into rocklikeness -- Engaging the soul: focusing on the task -- Oxygen and the breath of life: creating a context -- Surviving and being known: connecting -- Hurting and hoping: responding -- Growing and exploring: discovering -- A new engaging of experience: acting -- What awakens hope? inquiries and reflections -- Making sense of soul: beginning with oneself -- Stories: learning who we are -- Soul: meaningful memory -- Sabbathing: integrating experience -- Soul and role: being a counselor and being a person.

Abstract: Ministers, priests, rabbis, physicians, and therapists faced with their awesome role will appreciate Ashbrook's clear way of integrating medicine, psychology, and theology into a consistent framework for therapeutic practice. Part One unfolds the dimensions of being human, physiological, depth-psychological, and interpersonal, and shows how patterns of mere survival can be changed into growth patterns. Part Two describes how to engage the souls of people in pain. It offers specific, step-by-step techniques to enable people psychically to turn again to life. Part Three presents the fuller picture of meaning-making activities at the heart of human life, beginning with the counselor's own. AMAZON

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Circulating Book (checkout times vary with patron status)	G. Allen Fleece Library Circulating Collection - First Floor	Non-fiction	BV4012.2.A819.M563 1996 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		31923001893763

Includes bibliographies and index.

Ministers, priests, rabbis, physicians, and therapists faced with their awesome role will appreciate Ashbrook's clear way of integrating medicine, psychology, and theology into a consistent framework for therapeutic practice. Part One unfolds the dimensions of being human, physiological, depth-psychological, and interpersonal, and shows how patterns of mere survival can be changed into growth patterns. Part Two describes how to engage the souls of people in pain. It offers specific, step-by-step techniques to enable people psychically to turn again to life. Part Three presents the fuller picture of meaning-making activities at the heart of human life, beginning with the counselor's own. AMAZON

APA - CHECK FORMATING BEFORE USE Ashbrook, J. B. (1996). Minding the soul: Pastoral Counseling as Remembering. HSRC Press.

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James B. Ashbrook is a Senior Scholar in Religion and Personality at Garrett-Evangelical Seminary. Recipient of numerous awards for his contributions to pastoral counseling, he is also the author of The Brain and Belief and Faith and Ministry in Light of the Double Brain.

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