Mark R. McMinn
Biography
Mark R. McMinn wrote Sin and Grace in Christian Counseling, and co-wrote Integrative Psychotherapy and Embodying Integration with others.
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Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Even our best ideas can, over time, become ruts that stifle creativity. In The Integrative Mindset, two outstanding clinicians, supervisors, and theoreticians jump out of the integration rut and give us much to ponder. Their notion of 'integrative moments' bends our current paradigms, offers fresh perspectives, and calls us to stand in wonder at what often happens in the clinical office.”
Christian Living
“This is one of the finest books I have ever read. Here you will find embodied, practical wisdom located in place, music, story, literature, friendship, nature, faith, and spirituality.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Christian mental health professionals are typically the ones most interested in discussing the integration of psychology and theology. How refreshing and encouraging it is to see a biblical scholar at the forefront of integration conversations. Dr. Andrew J. Schmutzer brings together many of today's finest Christian thinkers to address a topic of essential importance to the church. The Long Journey Home is a valuable resource for all those who care for souls.”
Theology for Better Counseling
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“The great risk of twenty-first-century Christian counseling is becoming uprooted, neglecting the theological essence of our work. Dr. Holeman's book Theology for Better Counseling is an important corrective. She weaves theological insight and clinical wisdom together in this readable and practical book. I commend it to you.”
Theology for Psychology and Counseling
Theology
“Theology for Psychology and Counseling is a superb resource for the contemporary integration movement. I can think of no other book where the authors have such deep knowledge of both theology and psychology, yet they write in a way that is approachable, engaging, and accessible to all. This should be one of the most important integration books of the decade.”
Christian Living
“I have always admired Larry Crabb for his authentic honesty about the challenges of life balanced with an unwavering trust in God’s character. Once again, he walks this tightrope well in When God’s Ways Make No Sense.”
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