Religion and the Clinical Practice of Psychology

by Edward P. Shafranske (Editor)

This book presents a comprehensive treatment of religion as a variable in mental health and psychological treatment. A collection of esays from the foremost authorities in the field, it examines the ways in which religion may be addressed in clinical practice and offers a thorough appreciation of the history of the antagonism and overlap between the two perspectives and of the psychological theory and empirical research that has been engendered from Freud to the present.

617 pages, Hardcover

First published May 1, 1996