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Counseling and Values articles from April 2001
A refereed professional journal focusing on the role of social values, ethics, spirituality, and religion in counseling and psychology. This is the official journal of the Association for Spiritual, Ethical, and Religious Values in Counseling (ASERVIC), a
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Counseling and Values archives from April 2001
Special Issue: Spirituality in Counseling.
April 1, 2001... Editor's Note
This entire issue brings a special emphasis on spiritual issues in counseling and psychotherapy in the form of a stimulus article by Daniel Helminiak, followed by three responses, and concluding with a final response from...
Treating Spiritual Issues in Secular Psychotherapy.
April 1, 2001... The author discusses spirituality as a human phenomenon that is independent of, yet open to, matters of personal religion and belief in God. Although commonly expressed through religion and theist belief, the author views spirituality as a...
How Separable Are Spirituality and Theology in Psychotherapy?
April 1, 2001... The authors respond to D. A. Helminiak's (2001) article "Treating Spiritual Issues in Secular Psychotherapy." They focus particularly of Helminiak's argument for secular spirituality (whether spirituality can be independent of...
Addressing Spiritual Issues in Secular Counseling and Psychotherapy: Response to Helminiak's (2001) Views.
April 1, 2001... D. A. Helminiak (2001) suggests that counselors who work within the framework of a client's chosen religious or spiritual perspective are illegitimately responding to spiritual issues in counseling. In contrast to this position, this article...
An Integral Psychology Response to Helminiak's (2001) "Treating Spiritual Issues in Secular Psychotherapy".
April 1, 2001... This article is a response to D. A. Helminiak's (2001) "Treating Spiritual Issues in Secular Psychotherapy" from the perspective of K. Wilber's integral psychology. The article consists of 3 sections: (a) a selective summary of integral...
Rejoinder and Clarifications on Helminiak's (2001) "Treating Spiritual Issues in Secular Psychotherapy".
April 1, 2001... This article responds to 3 response articles and, discerning fundamental and deeply felt differences of opinion, notes in the articles (a) insistence on importing religion into psychotherapy, (b) serious misunderstanding about the proposed...