Introduction to Psychology and Counseling, Second Edition

The original Introduction to Psychology and Counseling offered students a balanced view of the relationship between Christianity and psychology. This edition updates and refines that view. Emphasizing clinical applications, the authors survey classic psychology models and theories, exploring distinctively biblical methods of family and individual counseling. Includes over 100 "spotlights" on persons, ideas, and applications, as well as illustrations, indexes, and a glossary. 367 pages, hardcover from Baker.

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Reviewed by Kelly Schmaltz (Calgary, Ab,), January 06, 2009

This book is very informative and relevant to counseling. I found it so refection to learn psychology written by Christian men. This book helped me practically and spiritually.

Reviewed by Dr. Cynthia Newman (San Diego, CA), February 23, 2007

I was introduced to this book when I was a student in a Christian Counseling School. It has helped me in my Counseling skills. I love how it gives the Christian Perspectives and Applications in every area, from the creation to the church. I love how it explans the "Relationship between Psychology and Christianity." My students enjoys this book because it makes understanding Psychology easy.

Reviewed by Judy Price (Thorndale, Pa), June 16, 2000

This book is laid out well and covers the topics of Psychology beautifully. It thoroughly integrates the Christian philosophy in what has been thus far considered a non-Christian topic. This book gives my students a well rounded approach to the subject of Psychology using the Bible and Neurophysiology as its base.

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