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Many mental health clients express a desire to have their spiritual needs addressed in therapy, and research indicates that spirituality can positively impact mental health. Such findings have led to the development of numerous spiritually-integrated therapies, many of which are based on a Christian framework. This book presents the findings of a survey of 67 Christian clients' experiences of Refocussing Therapy. This spiritually-integrated form of counselling seeks to facilitate active engagement with, and experience of God. Clients attributed much of the resolution for their problems to God's intervention via a concept developed by Dr Diane Divett, God Spaces . It is the spiritual component of her Refocussing Therapy. The findings suggest the potential benefits of incorporating an experiential spiritual aspect into therapy with Christians, and are of relevance to counsellors desiring to respond more effectively to the spiritual needs of Christian clients. (God Spaces is the registered trade mark of Dr Diane Divett and is used by the authors as the title of this book with the prior consent and approval of Dr Diane Divett. All other rights are reserved.)
About the author
Sarah Calvert PhD es una Psicóloga Clínica Registrada que trabaja actualmente en la salud mental de niños y adolescentes en Auckland, Nueva Zelanda. Dave Clarke PhD es profesor titular y psicólogo clínico registrado en la Universidad de Massey, Nueva Zelanda. Jennifer Sharkey (MA Hons) es actualmente la líder principal de Journey Church en Auckland.
