Jamie D. Aten

A Counselor's Guide to Christian Mindfulness

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“If you are a Christian therapist, psychologist, social worker, pastor, or lay counselor, this is a must-read volume. Both those who serve and those we help need mindfulness now more than ever, and in A Counselor’s Guide to Christian Mindfulness, Regina Chow Trammel and John Trent offer practical exercises, adaptable scripts, and a wealth of research. I highly recommend this resource on the important and biblical topic of mindfulness.”

Bonding with God

World Religions

“Bonding with God is a masterful blend of psychological insight and spiritual depth. Victor Counted invites readers into a transformative journey that explores how our attachment to God shapes our faith, resilience, and relationships. Few scholars write with such clarity of thought and compassion of heart. This is an essential read for anyone interested in the intersection of psychology, theology, and spiritual formation.”

Christian Meditation in Clinical Practice

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Christian Meditation in Clinical Practice is a helpful, practical guide through Christian meditation. Since the subject is often misunderstood by believers, Knabb delves into the history of Christian meditation as well as more secular types of meditation. It's a much-needed resource, because when we are hit by life's disasters, it can be tempting to view our suffering as something to avoid or defeat. Instead, Knabb encourages us to view suffering through the lens of faith and our eternity with God, so that we cannot fall prey to psychological traps that keep us fearful and anxious. By practicing the exercises in the book, readers can integrate meditation into their relationship with God and find better mental, emotional, and spiritual health. I highly recommend it to practicing therapists and their clients.”

Freedom to Heal

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Freedom to Heal is a vital resource for anyone supporting survivors of childhood sexual abuse. This compassionate and evidence-informed guide integrates theological wisdom with clinical best practices, offering a practical path toward healing. The authors skillfully combine their personal experiences, extensive research, and therapeutic insights to provide a clear and hopeful approach to trauma care. It is a must-have for those committed to helping survivors move beyond recovery and toward a life of flourishing.”

When the Journey Hurts

Christian Living

“When the Journey Hurts is a beautifully written and deeply moving book that invites readers to encounter God's presence in the midst of suffering. Kelly M. Kapic, M. Elizabeth Hall, and Jason McMartin bring rare wisdom, honesty, and compassion to some of life's hardest questions. Their words offer both comfort and courage, helping us see that faith can grow stronger and more tender in the face of adversity. This book is a true gift to the church and to anyone walking through difficult seasons.”