Gavin Miller is Reader in Contemporary Literature and Medical Humanities at the University of Glasgow. His research interests include science fiction, history of the psychological disciplines, book history, and the cultural history of UFOs. He is the lead editor of the Edinburgh University Press series, Contemporary Cultural Studies in Illness, Health and Medicine, and the author of Science Fiction and Psychology (2020) and Miracles of Healing: Psychotherapy and Religion in Twentieth-century Scotland (2020).

Truly compelling and a valued asset to anyone involved in religiousstudies, theology, pastoral counselling or cultural anthropology.

• Acknowledgements; Introduction Chapter One: The Self In Communion Chapter Two: Interpreting God’s Psychotherapeutic Will Chapter Three: Scottish Psychotherapy In The New Age Conclusion; Archival Sources; Works Cited

Gavin Miller is Reader in Contemporary Literature and Medical Humanities at the University of Glasgow. His research interests include science fiction, history of the psychological disciplines, book history, and the cultural history of UFOs. He is the lead editor of the Edinburgh University Press series, Contemporary Cultural Studies in Illness, Health and Medicine, and the author of Science Fiction and Psychology (2020) and Miracles of Healing: Psychotherapy and Religion in Twentieth-century Scotland (2020).

Truly compelling and a valued asset to anyone involved in religiousstudies, theology, pastoral counselling or cultural anthropology.

• Acknowledgements; Introduction Chapter One: The Self In Communion Chapter Two: Interpreting God’s Psychotherapeutic Will Chapter Three: Scottish Psychotherapy In The New Age Conclusion; Archival Sources; Works Cited

Gavin Miller is Reader in Contemporary Literature and Medical Humanities at the University of Glasgow. His research interests include science fiction, history of the psychological disciplines, book history, and the cultural history of UFOs. He is the lead editor of the Edinburgh University Press series, Contemporary Cultural Studies in Illness, Health and Medicine, and the author of Science Fiction and Psychology (2020) and Miracles of Healing: Psychotherapy and Religion in Twentieth-century Scotland (2020).

Truly compelling and a valued asset to anyone involved in religiousstudies, theology, pastoral counselling or cultural anthropology.

• Acknowledgements; Introduction Chapter One: The Self In Communion Chapter Two: Interpreting God’s Psychotherapeutic Will Chapter Three: Scottish Psychotherapy In The New Age Conclusion; Archival Sources; Works Cited