Find all the posts about Therapy Soup’s God In Therapy Series here!
Is He the last taboo? Is the God of the Bible relevant to psychotherapy? Can a therapist bring up the subject or is this a violation of ethics? What about bringing up belief, faith, religion, and morals? Are therapists prepared to discuss these topics? Should they even try? Why is God so popular in addiction treatment therapy but in mental health therapy, not so much? Come explore these and other questions with Therapy Soup.
God In Therapy: Talking With Wendy Young
God In Therapy: Humility, Belief and Control
God In Therapy: A Jewish Confession
God in Therapy: To Believe or Not To Believe
God in Therapy: Songwriter and Psychotherapist Julie Hanks Shatters Stereotypes
God in Therapy: The Unofficial Interviewee Poll
Belief, Religion and God: Your Poll Response
God in Therapy: Weekend Pow-wow Kabbalah?
God in Therapy: Finding a Kabbalah Teacher
Kabbalah’s Three Dimensional Smile
Zen, Yoga, TM, and Kabbalah: The Great Meditation Debate
Transcendental Meditation and Kabbalah: The Great Meditation Debate Continues
Kabbalistic Meditation: Magic, Religion, or Healthy Boundaries?
Three Kabbalah Tidbits: Benefits and Insights
Self-esteem and Kabbalah Meditation
God and Addiction, Yes. God and Mental Illness, No?
Nothingness and Emptiness in Kabbalah
Seven Rules Of Mindful Eating For Health & Weight Loss
Personality Disorders And The Human Soul
First 5 Thoughts On Japan’s Earthquake, Tsunami
The Soul of Art with Artist and Art Therapist Atara Grenadir
Color, Insight, and Healing with NY Artist Atara Grenadir
Parenting Experts Say No to Religion, Spirituality
Leiby Kletzky’s Murder: We Cannot Understand, We Can Act
The Perfect Harmony of Compassion
A Powerful Storm And Personal Power
How To Deal With An Emotional Terrorist
Poll: Does God Have A Plan For You?
5 Mental Health Pro Trends We Hope To See For 2012
The Nicotine Patch Or Spiritual Solution?
Seven Old Fashioned Ideas That Can Make Marriage Last
God, Religion, Bigotry, Slavery, Compassion Overload, Etc.
Slavery, Freedom, And The Soul Of Addiction
