This book brings together research into, and experience of, the practicalities, benefits, limitations, and ways of thinking theologically and pedagogically about Reflective Practice Groups for Clergy, and advocates Reflective Practice Groups for Clergy as providing opportunity for enhancing well-being, theological development, Pastoral Supervision and spiritual formation in community.
Focusing on the experiences of young, single women, this volume addresses sensitive topics such as sexuality after breast cancer and the emotional effects of pregnancy loss for those who have postponed childbirth. It aims to enhance the understanding of counselors, psychotherapists, and related professionals regarding these critical issues, fostering a deeper awareness of the challenges their clients may face.
Exploring a Hidden Meaningful Dimension
The book presents the idea that counselling can be viewed as a form of prayer, especially when engaging deeply in relationships. It highlights the significance of prayer in supporting the well-being of mainstream counsellors and suggests that, with ethical consideration, prayer can be thoughtfully incorporated into counselling practices for clients of faith.