Psychological Matters

To purchase the eBooks, go here . Several years ago I began to seriously look at my spiritual walk. What was the main reason for my faith? Was it to go to heaven? Or to rid myself of guilt and remorse? Was to have an easy life? I realized that despite growing up in the church, my relationship with Jesus Christ felt shallow and two-dimensional. What did I actually know about him? Who was he to me? As I considered this, I began to connect my professional life to these spiritual questions. I understand that as a psychologist it is my purpose to help clients achieve a greater sense of harmony within their community and within themselves. This usually is achieved through some form of emotional or psychological healing. I also know from my practical experience and clinical research that the most effective tool to achieve this goal is the therapeutic relationship. It has been consistently found that psychological healing occurs over time when a client feels unconditionally accepted an