Focusing on clinical and psychoanalytic methodologies, this book explores in-depth understanding of individuals despite the limitations of brief consultations. It addresses the evolving context in which psychoanalytic therapists operate, highlighting the challenges and adaptations required in modern practice. The insights offered aim to enhance the effectiveness of therapeutic engagements in a rapidly changing world.
A riveting insight from a renowned pyschologist into how infants learn to think
Exploring the complexities of head covering in contemporary Church practices, Peter Hobson delves into various perspectives on the issue. He addresses the dynamics of relationships between men and women, the relevance of Paul's teachings, and the arguments for and against head covering. Additionally, Hobson considers opposing views and the roles of women in leadership within the Church. This insightful discussion serves as a valuable resource for those seeking clarity on these important topics.
Exploring the detrimental effects of religious spirits within contemporary churches, the book delves into various themes such as the distinction between religion and Christianity, the prevalence of these spirits in congregations, and the dangers of personal religiosity. It examines the concept of Pharisaism, the risks associated with renewal movements, and the influence of counterfeits outside the church. Each chapter provides insights into how these issues manifest and impact faith communities today.
This book outlines the principles and practice of Brief Psychoanalytic Therapy. Accessibly written, and grounded in clinical practice, the book is a practical guide for psychotherapists and other professionals in the field of mental health.