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    Personal Theory Paper: Future Counseling Theory Paper Bethany F. Miracle Liberty University Abstract In this paper‚ I discussed my personal theory regarding the integration of Christianity and psychology‚ as it relates to my beliefs‚ and how the summation of these two components will be reflected in my future counseling practice. I considered several factors that were critical to my personal counseling theory. First‚ I considered the human personality‚ such as‚ individual differences‚ motivations

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    According to McMinn (1996)‚ Scripture reading and prayer are encouraged during the therapeutic session. However‚ research has shown that few Christian counselors use scriptures and prayer when they are counseling clients. McMinn (1996) concluded that Christian counselor’s use of prayer and scriptures is determining by the “ theoretical orientation of the counselor and the diagnosis of the client” (p.67). McMinn (1996) suggests the client should use scriptures during mediation to help the client

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    the understanding of Scripture; that thoughts‚ attitudes‚ motives‚ and words flow from a sinful nature of a selfish heart. In counseling‚ whether Biblical or secular‚ the main objective should be to help the counselee with the issues they are dealing with. Focusing on keeping the truth in the forefront of the counselee’s mind and always helping them through the hard times is a very important rule of thumb when counseling. When a counselee has an understanding of Biblical Scripture‚ the best way to efficiently

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    been seeking insight into the core of human nature and cognitions. Cognitive-Behavioral therapy(CBT) recognizes that faulty cognitions and beliefs affect the behaviors of individuals. One method of cognitive-behavior therapy‚ reality therapy‚ incorporates the concepts of free choice and personal responsibility that are taught both in Scripture and Dr. William Glasser’s choice theory. Other aspects of CBT‚ such as cognitive restructuring and Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT)‚ also work towards

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    counseling arena as well. CBT focuses on creating a more positive thought and behavioral process‚ which on its own is an excellent form of therapy‚ but used in conjunction with Christian counseling the effects can be powerful (Pietch‚ 2012). Cognitive therapy is capable of being successfully integrated with Christian pastoral counsel‚ assisting believers with a more joyful life by dealing with spiritual and psychological issues from the past (Pietch‚ 2012). When CBT is integrated within the spiritual

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    Prayer can be thought of as a form of worship. Some people may find a prayer peaceful or sentimental while others feel it’s not useful in their spiritual life. These types of people often perceive prayer done in one way with very strict boundaries. Before taking the Prayer and Spirituality class at Mercy‚ this was me. I often found myself bored during morning prayer and even day dreaming during mass. Through the concepts and topics of this course I have learned that there are many different ways

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    McMinn (2011) mentions three essential categories in counseling which are psychology‚ theology and spirituality. Each area offers a personal and professional challenge to the Christian counselor. Other key points mentioned throughout the book are prayerscripture‚ sin‚ confession‚ forgiveness‚ and redemption (McMinn‚ 2011). He uses assessment techniques to increase the depth of our relationship with God and encourages integrating those techniques as guidance to our clients. McMinn points out that a

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    beginning with prayer. McMinn (2011) in this chapter immediately recognizes two categories of prayer in psychology; the effects of prayer and using prayer in Christian counseling. In theology prayer is petition asking God and worship reflecting on God’s character. (McMinn‚ (2011) pg.79) He moves through this chapter outlining prayer as it pertains to counseling in the sense of what to pray and when to pray for a client within or outside the therapy session and the necessity of prayer

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    Running head: MCMINN REVIEW McMinn 4-MAT Review: Psychology‚ Theology‚ and Spirituality in Christian Counseling Meghan Cavas Liberty University: Coun-506 Integration of Psychology and Theology December 9‚ 2012 McMinn‚ M. R. (2011). Psychology‚ theology‚ and spirituality in Christian counseling. Carol Stream‚ IL: Tyndale House. Summary Dr. Mark McMinn has written a wonderful book for those who are considering the path of Christian counseling

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    (2011) discusses is prayer. Despite the fact that many students are not adequately trained in theology or possess the necessary spiritual discipline to effectively integrate prayer into counseling‚ McMinn (2011) believes that prayer is essential to achieve mental and spiritual health. McMinn (2011) also mentions the ethical issues a counselor may come across when using prayer with their clients. McMinn (2011) then offers his readers with several techniques to incorporate prayer into their practice

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