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Wanpen Murgatroyd 《Counseling and values》2001,45(2):94-102
The author describes her spiritual path from the perspective of a person who was raised in a Buddhist tradition and trained in a Western mental health profession. A foundation for the Buddhist concept of mental health is presented, and the relationship among counseling. Western developmental theory, and the development of a spiritual path is discussed. Strategies are presented for assisting clients with their search for spiritual development. 相似文献
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Craig S. Cashwell Jane E. Myers W. Matthew Shurts 《Journal of counseling and development : JCD》2004,82(4):403-409
At a time when attention to spirituality within the counseling profession is unparalleled, 1 potential problem is that clients who engage in spiritual bypass will be supported in this dysfunctional pattern by their counselor. The purpose of this article is to define and describe spiritual bypass and to discuss the use of the developmental counseling and therapy model to assess and intervene with a client who is in spiritual bypass. 相似文献
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Philip B. Clarke Amanda L. Giordano Craig S. Cashwell Todd F. Lewis 《Journal of counseling and development : JCD》2013,91(1):87-94
Spiritual bypass is the avoidance of underlying emotional issues by focusing solely on spiritual beliefs, practices, and experiences. Motivational interviewing (MI) is a client‐centered, compassionate approach to effectively addressing resistance among those who present with spiritual bypass. In this article, the authors provide background information on spiritual bypass and a rationale for adopting an MI approach to working with these clients. A case presentation illustrates 1 example of using MI with spiritual bypass. 相似文献
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Elizabeth W. Brewer 《Counseling and values》2001,45(2):83-93
The author invites counselors to consider integrating spiritual, philosophical, and psychological ideas regarding work and life to encourage client well‐being. The Vocational Souljourn Paradigm is a model that can be used with adult clients who are exploring their work and life choices in a holistic and spiritual context. The variables meaning, being, and doing and the work paths Job, occupation, career, and vocation are defined. The model explains how dynamic interactions of meaning, being, and doing can propel an individual into a particular work/life path. 相似文献
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Brittany Bishop 《Counseling and values》2018,63(1):17-30
Atheism is a controversial topic, with individuals who identify as atheist reporting high rates of discrimination. Despite increasing literature discussing religious/spiritual views and beliefs, few scholarly discussions of atheism in the counseling field can be found. Counselors need to be made aware of the issues facing atheist clients and educated on the best interventions to use in collaborative work with clients. Counselors should also be prepared to advocate for atheist clients in multiple domains. This article aims to explore the relevant literature around atheism, identify implications for counselors, and provide a path to advocacy for counselors in their work with atheist clients. 相似文献
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Sager RS 《Journal for the scientific study of religion》2011,50(1):201-210
Faith‐based organizations might be ideal social service providers, claiming to transform clients’ lives with holistic support while meeting immediate needs. While organizations have such goals, their success is impacted by constituencies with differing goals for the organization. Clients with goals not commensurate with an organization's may compromise its ability to attain its goals. Three questions are examined here: What are the goals of faith‐based service providers? When asked what they think about the services, do clients share the organizational goals? Are organizations likely to meet either set of goals? Homeless persons patronizing faith‐based soup kitchens were interviewed; service activities of organizations were observed. Clients’ goals focused on survival in their current situation. Organizations’ goals ranged from meeting clients’ immediate needs to transforming clients through spiritual restoration. Congregations studied met clients’ immediate needs. However, clients’ accommodational goals were potentially problematic for organizations with spiritual goals. 相似文献
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This study explored the use of religious and spiritual interventions in counseling by Christian therapists (N = 100). Use of religious and spiritual interventions correlated with personal religiousness and clinical training involving religious clients and religious and spiritual interventions. Course work involving either psychology or theology did not correlate with use of or self‐reported competency in using religious and spiritual interventions. Self‐reported competency was associated with personal religiousness; professional beliefs, attitudes, and values; personal experiences with counseling; and clinical training involving religious clients and religious and spiritual interventions. It is suggested that training programs incorporate clinical rotations, workshops, and supervision involving religious clients and religious and spiritual interventions to teach therapists to use religious and spiritual interventions in counseling. 相似文献
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Craig S. Cashwell Philip B. Clarke Elizabeth G. Graves 《Journal of Addictions & Offender Counseling》2009,30(1):37-48
With spirituality as a cornerstone, 12‐step groups serve a vital role in the recovery community. It is important for counselors to be mindful, however, of the potential for clients to be in spiritual bypass, which likely will undermine the recovery process. 相似文献
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The purpose of this article is to introduce “walking in beauty,” an American Indian spiritual perspective related to social justice that emphasizes beauty, harmony, connectedness/unity of experience, and imagination. Walking in beauty includes 3 processes: embodiment, creativity, and appreciation of the sublime. Recommendations are offered for counselors to walk in beauty with their clients. This way of being is viewed as a path to social justice. 相似文献
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GARY R. KOCH 《Counseling and values》1998,43(1):19-27
The metaphor of counseling as spiritual empowerment is presented, followed by an explanation of spiritual empowerment as a metaphor and spiritual empowerment as a theoretical framework for counselors. In the use of this metaphor, counselors initiate a spiritual experience with clients, and clients often experience a spiritual awakening in which they discover or rediscover their own spiritual power. Five conclusions are identified. 相似文献
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Psychologists sometimes minimize important resources such as religion and spiritual beliefs for coping with bereavement. Alienation
of therapeutic psychology from religious values contrasts to professional and public interest in religious experience and
commitment. A supportive viewpoint has come about partially as a result of recognizing important values which clinicians have
found absent in many of their clients. Until spiritual belief systems become integrated into the work of clinicians, clients
may not be fully integrative in coping with loss. The key finding of this study was that individuals who participated in Christian
and secular support groups showed no statistically significant difference in their mean endorsement of negative criteria on
the BHS, and no statistically significant difference for their mean score endorsement of positive criteria on the RCOPE. However,
a Christian-oriented approach was no less effective than a psychological-oriented one. In both groups, a spiritual connection
to a specific or generalized higher power was frequently identified which clients ascribed to facilitating the management
of their coping. 相似文献
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Religion and spirituality are important aspects of the lives of most psychotherapy clients. Unfortunately, many psychotherapists lack the training to effectively and ethically address these issues with their clients. At times, religious or spiritual concerns may be relevant to the reasons clients seek treatment, either as areas of conflict or distress for clients or as sources of strength and support that the psychotherapist may access to enhance the benefit of psychotherapy. This article reviews persistent ethical issues and dilemmas relevant to providing psychotherapy to clients for whom issues of religion and spirituality are clinically relevant. Ethical considerations include assessment, advertising and public statements, informed consent, competence, boundary issues and multiple relationships, cooperation with other professionals, and how to effectively integrate religious and spiritual interventions into ongoing psychotherapy. A decision-making process is presented to guide psychotherapists in their clinical work with clients for whom religious and spiritual issues are salient or clearly linked to their presenting problems. 相似文献
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Spirituality is an often overlooked element in the therapeutic experience. The purpose of this paper is to document a well-recognized definition and framework for the mystical process. The author suggests some similarities between the mystical and psychotherapeutic processes. He asserts that psychotherapists who can recognize elements of the mystical process among their clients can serve as spiritual guides in psychotherapy. 相似文献
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Adam J. Mrdjenovich Joseph A. Dake James H. Price Timothy R. Jordan Jeanne H. Brockmyer 《Journal of religion and health》2012,51(1):198-214
This study assessed the perceptions and practices of a national sample of university counseling professionals (n = 306) regarding their provision of guidance on the health effects of religious/spiritual involvement. Relatively few (21%)
discussed the physical health effects of religiosity/spirituality with their clients. The majority (52%) were unsure that
such discussions would result in lower health risks; however, nearly half (48%) indicated that these would promote recovery.
Almost two-thirds (64%) indicated that discussions of religious/spiritual involvement and health “should occur only with clients
who indicate that religion/spirituality is important to them.” A plurality (36%) of the respondents had received no formal
training on this topic. Implications for clinical training, university counseling centers, and future research are discussed. 相似文献
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There are differences in the meaning and use of the terms psyche, soul, and spirit, and these differences have large implications for mental-health professionals and their clients. For instance, problems of the soul cannot be reduced to symptoms of psychological ill health. Along with pursuing psychological health, one can use religious and spiritual resources in the writings of and about saints and heroes to do the work of spiritual growth.Psychotherapist in private practice in New York City, a poet, and conductor of seminars on the interior lifeWriter and editor in the field of education and also involved in interior-life seminars as a teacher 相似文献
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Jennifer R. Adams 《Counseling and values》2012,57(1):66-80
Client religious and spiritual practices have recently emerged as beneficial to both mental and physical health. However, graduates of counseling programs indicate that they have not been adequately trained to address religious and spiritual issues with clients. This exploratory study focused on the perceptions of counselors‐in‐training regarding what messages they received about these issues during their training programs, as well as their potential behaviors when working with clients. Results indicated that potential behaviors are not always consistent with what they are taught. Implications for training and future research are discussed. 相似文献
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Brian Thorne 《British Journal of Guidance & Counselling》1990,18(3):225-232
Contributors to the symposium experienced difficulty in finding appropriate language to express their understanding of spirituality and the essential nature of their work with clients. Nevertheless, a fascinating world emerges from which it is clear that many counsellors are now fulfilling the role of spiritual companion. The implications of this for therapists in general are examined, as well as what it means for clients to conceive of themselves as 'spirit'. The question of whether or not counsellors are taking over from the clergy as spiritual guides is explored. 相似文献
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Xinzhong Yao 《Dao》2008,7(4):393-406
Since the publication of his book on Zhongyong (Tu 1976), Tu Weiming has worked for more than 30 years on an anthropocosmic reconstruction of the Confucian universe, in which self-transformation
is defined both as the starting point and as the necessary vehicle for one’s spiritual journey. This article is primarily
intended to examine Tu’s attempts to reconstruct Confucian spirituality but further to take a step forward to argue that in
the spiritual world as construed by Confucius and Mencius, the experiential functions as transcendental by which the self
initiates and empowers the transformative process. Through exploring the spiritual significance of Confucian experiences,
this essay will conclude that although “transcendental experience” is only one of many dimensions in other religious or intellectual
traditions, it is the most important path for Confucians by which the self is enabled to become fully integrated with ultimate reality. 相似文献
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Brian Thorne 《British Journal of Guidance & Counselling》2001,29(4):435-445
The role of pastoral counselling is explored in the light of the increasing interest among secular therapists in spirituality and the escalation in the number of clients presenting themselves with spiritual issues. Definitions are offered of spirituality, sexuality and religion as well as of pastoral counselling itself. The development of pastoral counselling is contrasted with the upsurge of Christian counselling in the latter years of the 20th century.The central influence of Carl Rogers is examined and it is argued that his late embracing of the spiritual dimension makes him, once more, a potential source of inspiration for pastoral counsellors in the years ahead. The critical tasks of integrating science and religion and of communicating across inter-faith boundaries require both an emphasis on contemplative and mystical experience and a radically evolving theology. Rogers' 'person of tomorrow' is seen as a possible blueprint for the pastoral counsellor of the future who can be assured of a difficult path and much hostility and misunderstanding. 相似文献