Healers-Harmed and Harmful.
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Healers-Harmed and Harmful.     -     By: Weiser Conrad

Healers-Harmed and Harmful.

Augsburg Fortress / 1994 / Paperback

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"At a time when clergy misconduct is broadly reported, Conrad Weiser offers a straightforward, theoretically orthodox, and practical way of both understanding and addressing the issues. Leadership, laity, and clergy would be served well by reading and reflecting on Weiser's wisdom."

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Title: Healers-Harmed and Harmful.
By: Weiser Conrad
Format: Paperback
Vendor: Augsburg Fortress
Publication Date: 1994
Weight: 10 ounces
ISBN: 0800626303
ISBN-13: 9780800626303
Stock No: WW0626303

Publisher's Description

This book explores the factors that can lead a religious professional either to become depressed or to interact with others in inappropriate ways. ... Damaged professionals damage others. When damaged clergy are linked to damaged systems, the results can be catastrophic. The portrait of these harmed professionals and those they harm is a dark and convoluted one. This book attempts to bring some conceptual and practical clarity to these convolutions using the tools and theoretical frames of dynamic and analytic psychology."from the PrefaceThis accessibly written book will assist clergy, pastoral care professionals, and lay caregivers understand the role of the subconscious as a force in relationships, decision-making, and all aspects of their work. Terms from the field of psychology and psychoanalysis are defined and illustrated; case studies clarify important themes that emerge within the context of congregations and other systems in religious institutions.

Author Bio

Conrad W. Weiser, Ph.D., is Psychologist and Administrator of Systems Therapy and Consultation Services, Allentown, Pennsylvania. He has served as a consultant on clergy and congregational matters for various judicatories for twenty years.

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