Nahanni Freeman

Wayfaring

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“The reader will likely appreciate Kinghorn’s attributional complexity; unlike some attempts to bring Christianity into dialogue with psychology, this work ascends well above the reductive dichotomies sometimes found in biblical counseling approaches. . . . Kinghorn offers a stimulating integration of Thomistic theology with a broad- based understanding of psychiatry and psychological research and treatment, which is well- grounded in case study illustrations that are appropriate for the underlying narrative leaning. . . . I found Wayfaring to be deeply engaging and reflective. I will return many times to this work as a resource, showing close attention to the sections on mind- body and internal- external dimensions of human experience.”