Perspectives On Spirituality And Religion In Psychotherapy

Course overview

Based on the book "Perspectives on Spirituality and Religion in Psychotherapy" edited by Richard W. Sears, PsyD and Alison Niblick, PsyD. Awards 18 credits upon successful completion of the 180-question test. This continuing education program discusses spiritual and religious issues when working with LGB clients; presents the impact of religion and spiritual beliefs on survivors of trauma; explains how to address religious concerns when using mindfulness in psychotherapy; presents a primer on Buddhist psychology, earth-centered faiths, Yoruban and Dahomey African Diaspora religions, traditional Native American spirituality, European Paganism, African Pentecostalism, and African Americans spirituality; explains the integration of psychology and Christianity; explaining the integration of psychotherapy and Jewish tradition; presents critical issues related to the integration of Christianity, Islam, and Judaism and couples therapy; and discusses psychotherapy with nonbelievers. To order this course in pen and paper or PDF format, copy and paste this link to your browser: https://tinyurl.com/5r4jnpjk