9781498288125-149828812X-Psychic Wholeness and Healing, Second Edition: Using All the Powers of the Human Psyche

Psychic Wholeness and Healing, Second Edition: Using All the Powers of the Human Psyche

ISBN-13: 9781498288125
ISBN-10: 149828812X
Edition: 2nd ed.
Author: Anna A. Terruwe, Suzanne M. Baars
Publication date: 2016
Publisher: Wipf and Stock
Format: Paperback 276 pages
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ISBN-13: 9781498288125
ISBN-10: 149828812X
Edition: 2nd ed.
Author: Anna A. Terruwe, Suzanne M. Baars
Publication date: 2016
Publisher: Wipf and Stock
Format: Paperback 276 pages

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Psychic Wholeness and Healing, Second Edition: Using All the Powers of the Human Psyche (ISBN-13: 9781498288125 and ISBN-10: 149828812X), written by authors Anna A. Terruwe, Suzanne M. Baars, was published by Wipf and Stock in 2016. With an overall rating of 3.8 stars, it's a notable title among other Counseling (Psychology & Counseling, Psychology, Religious Studies, Counseling, Psychology, General) books. You can easily purchase or rent Psychic Wholeness and Healing, Second Edition: Using All the Powers of the Human Psyche (Paperback) from BooksRun, along with many other new and used Counseling books and textbooks. And, if you're looking to sell your copy, our current buyback offer is $4.56.

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As noted psychiatrists, authors, and lecturers, Baars and Terruwe excitingly blend medieval and classical notions of the human psyche together with modern clinical discoveries as they probe the topic of psychic wholeness and healing. The authors explore the entire human psyche, including man's spiritual dimension, which is an area totally ignored by most modern psychiatrists--creating in modern man an ever-deepening sense of frustration in searching for effective psychiatric treatment for his emotional turmoil. The books' numerous detailed clinical case histories clarify the authors' therapeutic principles. The following questions, among many others, are considered in this work: How best to help a person who lives in constant fear that he has committed a serious sin even though he knows he has not? Does a person who wants to live a moral life, yet cannot refrain from doing things that he knows are immoral, suffer from weakness of willpower or from a neurosis that would lend itself to therapy?

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