Stan Jones est un expert chrétien reconnu au niveau national en matière de sexualité, s'appuyant sur son expérience de prorecteur et de professeur de psychologie. Son travail explore l'intersection de la psychologie et du christianisme, abordant des thèmes tels que la sexualité et l'homosexualité avec une rigueur académique. Jones offre des perspectives éclairantes fondées sur des principes psychologiques et la foi chrétienne, dans le but d'éclairer des sujets complexes pour les lecteurs. Son écriture se concentre souvent sur l'application pratique de ces idées dans les contextes du mariage et de la parentalité.
Written for children ages 8-11, What’s the Big Deal? helps kids find answers to their questions about sex. It explains the basic facts about sex, why God made adults so they want to have sex, what God says about sex in the Bible, and how to respond when faced with sexual pressure from peers, TV, movies, and magazines.
Focusing on modern psychotherapies, this updated edition by Stanton Jones and Richard Butman includes new chapters addressing preventative intervention strategies and the role of the Christian psychotherapist. It serves as an essential resource for both therapists and students, offering a thorough examination of contemporary therapeutic practices.
Exploring the prevalence and causes of homosexuality, this book delves into its psychological aspects and societal perceptions. It addresses controversial questions regarding whether homosexuality is a psychopathology and examines the potential for change. Through a blend of research and analysis, it aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the complexities surrounding sexual orientation, challenging myths and offering insights into the experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals.
Is it possible to be an ex gay? Stanton L. Jones and Mark A. Yarhouse present social science research on homosexuality designed to answer the The results show that outcomes for this kind of religiously-informed psychotherapy are similar to outcomes of therapy for other psychological problems. Such programs do not appear to be harmful on average to individuals. This research will be of interest to all those who want to know the latest research on sexual orientation change and the effects of religiously-informeded programs on those who utilize them.