Theology and Spirituality in Christian Counseling (2011). The book provides a needed guide for Christian counselors to use. The purpose of this book is to direct individuals in the correct direction spiritually, physically, and mentally. McMinn, states that “this is a book for those wanting to investigate the frontier of intra-disciplinary integration (McMinn, 2011, pg. 9).” He goes on to center the ideas in the book on two aspects in the Christian counseling field. The two aspects are counseling sessions
Mark R. McMinn’s (2011) book, Psychology, Theology, and Spirituality in Christian Counseling focuses primarily on intradisciplinary integration, which is integration that occurs within a discipline. McMinn strives to provide a foundational resource for counselors that explores just how Christian counselors can integrate and utilize psychology, theology, and spirituality in a responsible, ethical and faithful way. However, this is made even more challenging due to the multifaceted goals of Christian
Professional counseling according to ACA considers wellness, mental health, education, and career goals for diverse groups, families, couples, and individuals. Counselors treat client’s needs ranging across the lifespan. Prevention, growth and change were the focus the American Counseling Association’s Governing Council to take position to promote greater health and wellness for all. There are two models used as a base in counseling. The theoretical Wheel of Wellness model emerged from previous studies
Spirituality is experienced as faith or putting one's trust in God during especially during difficult situations, having a personal relationship and being connected with God, and developing positive character such as being moral, optimistic, and steadfast in times of difficulties. Having spirituality among Filipino adolescents instilled meaning in their lives. This study is in line with the study of Yabut (2013) who interviewed different key informants in Filipino spirituality and religion
The Counseling Trinity: Ethics, Diversity, and Confidentiality Confidentiality and privileged communication are two topics of ongoing concern for counseling professionals, particularly in group counseling where confidentiality plays a vital role. The American Counseling Association 2014 Code of Ethics section B.4.a. urges group counselors to clearly explain the importance and parameters of confidentiality for their specific group (ACA, 2014). The relationship of confidentiality in group therapy
This chapter will present a discussion of the results reported in the previous chapter. Aiming to gain an understanding of the analyses of results, this chapter concludes the thesis with sections covering the limitations, implications and recommendations for future study. This research aimed to quantitatively analyze the relationship of Gratitude and Forgiveness with Subjective Wellbeing as well as determining the effectiveness of the two variables in predicting Subjective wellbeing. Previous researches
Jane finds her world, her ability to see and define the 24 world on her own terms, slipping from her as Rochester now dominates her ability to see the world. Wanting to maintain Rochester’s love and to please the man she loves, Jane finds herself struggling with the oppression she strongly fought against previously. Rochester attempts to impose an identity on Jane, something she is able to resist at her prior homes, but struggles with as her wedding day approaches. Jane resists Rochester’s attempts
Teaching Effectiveness and Job Satisfaction of Secondary School Mathematic Teachers. Dr. Sunila Dhir Lecturer, HCE, Mandola (Bhiwani) Abstract Job plays a important role in one’s life. If a person’s seek to be happy and productive;
ABSTRACT Title of the Research: CAREER INTERVENTION IN RELATION TO JOB MISMATCH AMONG YOUNG PROFESSIONALS Author: MARIA JASMIN P. LAYUGAN ALMA KAMILLE B. PALOMARES ZYRA A. REAMBONANZA Degree: Master of Arts in Education Major: Guidance and Counseling Date of Completion: October 2015 This instrument-development project is aimed at developing the Marital
Gratitude intervention has been found to contribute positively to the general health of study participants. However, only very few known significant study on gratitude interventions have been carried out in Africa, particularly in the Kenyan context. The present study examined the effectiveness of gratitude interventions for improving the general health of married women in Karen area. The purpose of this study was to find out if gratitude intervention can improve the general health of married women