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Joshua N. Hook

Biography

Joshua N. Hook earned a Ph.D. from Virginia Commonwealth University and has served as an assistant professor of psychology at the University of North Texas. Hook edited Evidence-Based Practices for Christian Counseling and Psychotherapy (2013).

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Healing Conversations on Race

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“The history of the church when it comes to race is a mixed bag. Some Christians have done great work to build bridges and work toward racial healing and justice. Others have used their interpretations of the Bible to make things worse. This book is a welcome step in the right direction. The authors bring together their personal and professional experience to provide a practical road map to help Christians who want to become more like Christ and bring about healing in their communities. If that describes you, this book will help light the path.”

Securely Attached

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“Being able to form and maintain good relationships is critical for healthy development. And it all starts with attachment—the deep early emotional bonds that set the stage for our future relationships. In Securely Attached, Mike and Kristin Berry walk the reader through the basics of attachment—how it forms, how it gets disrupted, and what we can do to help heal it. It's a must-read for all adoptive and foster parents.”

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