Psychotherapy and the Religiously Committed Patient

Abstract

Contents Introduction * Psychotheology of Religious Commitment * Lost in the No-Man's-Land Between Psyche and Soul * Assessing Religious Maturity * The Religious Patient's Initial Encounter With Psychotherapy * Forgiveness: A Spiritual Psychotherapy * Change in the Client and in the Client's God * Latent Theology: A Clinical Perspective on The Future of an Illusion * The Play of Illusion as an Opening to the Future of the Self: Reflections of a Religious Clinician Occasioned by Rereading The Future of an Illusion * The Spiritual Emergency Patient: Concept and Example * Formation Counseling * Confrontation and the Religious Beliefs of a Client * Metaphor and Therapy: Theory, Technique, and Practice of the Use of Religious Imagery in Therapy * The Psychotherapist and Religious Commitment * Dealing With Proceptive Countertransference-like Issues: The Factor of Psychotherapeutic Ideology * Psychotherapy as a Religious Process: A Historical Heritage * Initial Encounters of Religious and Priests With Psychotherapy

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