Charlotte V. O. Witvliet

Exploring Psychology and Christian Faith

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“In this fresh edition, Moes and Tellinghuisen provide a faithful and fruitful framework for rigorous engagement with the psychological science of human behavior and mental processes. They emphasize five themes of human nature. These themes are used as a framework that aids readers in considering psychology research and theories spanning neuroscience and cognitive, developmental, social, personality, experimental, and clinical psychology. An excellent resource with lasting value!”

Integrative Psychotherapy

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Inviting and inspiring, Integrative Psychotherapy is a must-read for thoughtful Christian therapists. McMinn and Campbell offer a theoretically rich and theologically grounded model. It reflects the combined wisdom of their decades of listening to real people, digesting psychological science, studying theology and living out the Christian faith. Rich in theory and practice, this book will positively and powerfully reshape our approach to integrative psychotherapy.”

Wayfaring

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Warren Kinghorn is a wise and gracious wayfaring guide. With expertise in theology and psychiatry, Kinghorn competently and compassionately walks alongside us—clinicians and clients, Christians and the curious—all who are longing to live with greater mental health and flourishing on our journey to God. Kinghorn counsels us to journey with others, keeping the ultimate end in mind, attentive to whom and what we love, asking what is needed now, while remaining open to wonder and surprise. A feast awaits.”