Spiritual Therapy (2004)

"It's about time that we had someone like Jim Shelton who has done his homework in training and practice for almost thirty years in psychotherapy offer a fresh, candid and authoritative account of the role of spirituality in counseling. While many of his constituents spend their time in libraries reading and writing about what others have done, Jim writes about spiritual approaches in psychotherapy from direct experience in a sensitive, simple and powerful way." Ed Vaka'uta, CSW LDS Family Services Some of the chapter topics of discussion are: Change; Perfectionism; Excessive Responsibility; Neglecting Our Own Needs; Sagging Self Image; Anxiety; Anger; Addictions; and Trials. 146 pages