Eric Scalise

Breakthrough!

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“What do people do when they are 'stuck' in life or in their walk of faith, fight discouragement and defeat, face overwhelming obstacles in seeking the right solutions . . . and wonder how to hear God's voice in the middle of it all? They often look for the right pathway to guide the journey. Psalm 119:105 tells us that God's Word is a lamp to our feet and a light to our path. What an encouraging metaphor to describe Breakthrough! by Marcus Warner. The pages and chapters provide a biblical and practical compass and road map for Christ followers to find their way.”

Counseling Couples in Conflict

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“The institution and even the definition of marriage continue to be in turmoil and the subject of debate and controversy within our culture today. Yet, the Scriptures portray marriage as a beautiful metaphor of the union between Christ and his bride, the church. As such, couples face not only the challenges and obstacles inherent in any human relationship but must also contend with the spiritual forces of darkness that seek to destroy this image. Discord, pain, misunderstanding and hurt are inevitable. Counseling Couples in Conflict offers a solid integration of biblical principles and counseling skills with clinical theory that helps foster relational wholeness. Practical case examples are utilized throughout to illustrate keypoints and provide a balanced model for restoration. Whether a pastoral counselor or a professional mental health clinician, this book is an essential resource for anyone doing marital work.”

Grace-Based Counseling

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“While the concept of grace is not new to people of faith, incorporating this critically important dynamic and essential "change agent" into the therapeutic process is long past due. Grace-Based Counseling anchors sound counseling principles with the truth of God's Word, the presence of the Holy Spirit, and the heart of the counselor. Practical applications offered through various case study scenarios, along with a "toolbox" of useful inventories, make the GRACE model an excellent equipping resource for lay and pastoral counselors, as well as for seasoned mental health practitioners.”