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Philip Brownell - Gestalt Therapist Teaches in Ukraine, Häftad

Häftad, Engelska, 2027

Gestalt Therapist Teaches in Ukraine

Post-Secular Psychotherapy in a Difficult Field

Av Philip Brownell

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Beskrivning
A Gestalt Therapist Teaches in Ukraine offers a narrative description of encounter with the people of Ukraine in wartime and four discussions of the application of post-secular thought to the practice of psychotherapy. In these pages, readers will find a thoughtful exploration of the ways in which an approach influenced by post-secularism can help patients suffering from traumatic loss and grief. What can Gestalt therapists do to facilitate the rebuilding of the life world in recovery if recovery applies to addiction, physical suffering, psychological disorder, and spiritual confusion? What models or examples of faith serve therapeutic process in a post-secular age?A Gestalt Therapist Teaches in Ukraine is theoretically serious without being arid, spiritually honest without being sentimental, and clinically grounded without being simplistic. It speaks to psychotherapists who have sensed that their training left something out. It speaks to scholars of post-secular thought who have not yet seen its implications for clinical practice. It speaks to anyone—practitioner, student, or thoughtful reader—who has suspected that the most important things happening in therapy might be those that cannot be fully explained or measured, that speak about life and seem to arrive suddenly as if from elsewhere.
Produktinformation
  • Utgivningsdatum: 2027-02-22
  • Mått: 152 x 229 x undefined mm
  • Format: Häftad
  • Språk: Engelska
  • Antal sidor: 266
  • Förlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • ISBN: 9781032889931
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Philip Brownell, MDiv, PsyD, is a clinical psychologist licensed in Idaho, a certified Gestalt therapist, a professional coach, and an ordained clergyman. He practices at The Brownell Center for Psychotherapy and Growth.

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“This book offers a philosophically rigorous and clinically transformative articulation of post-secular psychotherapy, advancing a position that is at once timely and overdue. Rather than offering a detached theoretical survey, Philip Brownell writes in a reflective, often narrative mode that mirrors the very claims being advanced.”Scott Churchill, PhD, editor emeritus of The Humanistic Psychologist“This is a fascinating narrative of a journey to Gestalt therapists in Ukraine, including adapted versions of the lectures given there–discourses on such interrelated topics as post-secular critical theory, spirituality, and trauma, all conveyed with humanity, authenticity and compassion. This is a text that deserves a place on any Gestalt therapist’s bookshelf.”Dave Mann, UKCP registered Gestalt psychotherapist, supervisor, trainer and author“In this moving book, Philip Brownell takes us to Ukraine amid war, where he trains fellow therapists and bears witness to suffering, courage, and faith. Blending history, philosophy, and spirituality with clinical wisdom, he confronts the profound existential questions at the heart of psychotherapy and human resilience.”P. Scott Richards, PhD, president of the Bridges Institute for Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapies and past president of the Society for the Psychology of Religion and Spirituality

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