Joshua J. Knabb

A Christian Approach to Counseling and Psychotherapy

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Tan draws upon decades of clinical experience, pastoral care, and spiritual maturity to passionately advocate for a biblically anchored form of integration with Christ at the center. Carefully and thoughtfully guiding the reader through a detailed discussion on implicit and explicit forms of integration, then concluding with an emphasis on the Holy Spirit in clinical and counseling practice, this book is a must-read for those who want to understand the past, present, and future of Christian integration in counseling and psychotherapy.”

Embodying Integration

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“In this collaborative effort, Megan Anna Neff and Mark McMinn employ postmodernism as a vehicle through which to challenge some of the defining characteristics of the decades-old 'integration' movement, dually encouraging Christian practitioners to evolve and advocating for new possibilities for Christian clients in psychotherapy. At times prioritizing future above past, dynamic above static, process above content, mystery above certainty, concrete above abstract, being above doing, questioning above answering, journeying above arriving, and accepting above changing, the authors have shifted the conversation to highlight some of the often-overlooked psychological and spiritual needs of Christians in the twenty-first-century therapy room. In doing so, they are attempting to dialogue directly and authentically with our rapidly changing postmodern culture by grappling with the role that Christianity will play in compassionately responding to a suffering world. An important read!”

When the Hurting Is Too Much

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“In When the Hurting is Too Much, Dr. Méjico courageously explores grief in the Christian life. By blending vulnerable personal stories with a variety of spiritual disciplines, he helps the reader to both recognize and experience God’s comforting presence in the midst of psychological pain. Although loss is inevitable on this side of heaven, this book offers grieving Christians the opportunity to walk with the God of love through, not around, the stages of grief as they make the long trek home to be with him, face to face, forever.”