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Author:   Heather Davediu Gingrich ,  Fred C. Gingrich
Publisher:   IVP Academic
Imprint:   IVP Academic
Edition:   Annotated edition
Dimensions:   Width: 16.20cm , Height: 4.30cm , Length: 23.60cm
Weight:   0.842kg
ISBN:  

9780830828616

ISBN 10:   0830828613
Pages:   400
Publication Date:   19 December 2017
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

Introduction (Heather D. Gingrich and Fred C. Gingrich) Part I: Foundational Perspectives on Trauma 1. The Crucial Role of Christian Counseling Approaches in Trauma Counseling (Fred C. Gingrich and Heather D. Gingrich) 2. Theological Perspectives on Trauma: Human Flourishing After the Fall (Richard Langer, Jason McMartin, and M. Elizabeth Lewis Hall) 3. The Neurobiology of Stress and Trauma (William M. Struthers, Kerryn Ansell, and Adam Wilson) 4. Trauma, Faith, and Care for the Counselor (Cynthia B. Eriksson, Ashley M. Wilkins, and Nikki Frederick) Part II: Interpersonal Contexts of Trauma 5. A Developmentally Appropriate Treatment Approach for Traumatized Children and Adolescents (Daniel S. Sweeney and Madeline Lowen) 6. Treating Sexual Trauma Through Couples Therapy (Debra Taylor) 7. Assessment and Treatment of Intimate Partner Violence: Integrating Psychological and Spiritual Approaches (Terri S. Watson) 8. Strengthening Family Resilience to Trauma (Fred C. Gingrich) 9. Responding to Survivors of Clergy Sexual Abuse (David K. Pooler and Amanda Frey) Part III: Complex Trauma and Dissociation 10. Beyond Survival: Application of a Complex Trauma Treatment Model in the Christian Context (Jana Pressley and Joseph Spinazzola) 11. Sexual Abuse and Dissociative Disorders (Heather D. Gingrich) 12 The Treatment of Ritual Abuse and Mind Control (Alison Miller and Heather D. Gingrich) 13. Sex Trafficking: A Counseling Perspective (Shannon Wolf) Part IV: Global Contexts of Trauma 14. Faith and Disaster Mental Health: Research, Theology, and Practice (Jamie D. Aten, Alice Schruba, David N. Entwistle, Edward B. Davis, Jenn Ranter, Jenny Hwang, Joshua N. Hook, David C. Wang, Don E. Davis, and Daryl R. Van Tongeren) 15. Improving Trauma Care in Developing Nations: Partnerships over Projects (Phil Monroe and Diane Langberg) 16. Trauma Counseling for Missionaries: How to Support Resilience (Karen F. Carr) 17. Preventing and Treating Combat Trauma and Spiritual Injury (Laura Schwent Shultz, Jesse D. Malott, and Robert J. Gregory) Part V: Conclusion and Appendix 18. Reflections on Christian Counseling's Engagement with Trauma (Heather D. Gingrich and Fred C. Gingrich) Appendix: Religion, Spirituality, and Trauma: An Annotated Bibliography (Fred C. Gingrich) List of Contributors Author Index Subject Index

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Treating Trauma in Christian Counseling is a needed treatment, long overdue. Our present 'culture of trauma' craves identity without closure and protest without nurture. But Heather and Fred have skillfully pulled together an array of traumatic scenarios with an eye to integrating faith and trauma. This should be required reading for every missionary, pastor, counselor, and social worker who understands that 'we have this treasure in earthen vessels.' As a professor of the Bible and student of trauma, I look forward to even more integrative work among the disciplines in years to come. --Andrew J. Schmutzer, Bible professor, Moody Bible Institute, author of Naming Our Abuse: God's Pathways to Healing for Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse In light of the prevalence, complexity, and destructive impact of trauma, Christian counselors and other caregivers need quality resources to guide them. Thus, I am very grateful for Treating Trauma in Christian Counseling. Heather and Fred Gingrich have strategized to cover a broad range of vital trauma care topics with precision and wisdom. I will highly recommend this to my students and to trauma care providers in our ministry. --Steven Tracy, professor of theology and ethics, Phoenix Seminary, founder and president, Mending the Soul Ministries Jesus was no stranger to trauma--from treating a woman who had just escaped stoning and another with an unhealed flow of blood to predicting trauma for the apostles and personally enduring the cross. Neither should we be, especially those of us in the helping professions. The themes of the Christian Scripture--pain, suffering, personal humiliation, resilience, hope, and meaning--are the themes dealt with by these esteemed authors. Heather and Fred Gingrich have assembled an all-star cast of Christian psychologists to inform about the up-to-the-minute science, healing, and faith of traumatology. --Everett L. Worthington Jr., author of Forgiving and Reconciling

Treating Trauma in Christian Counseling is a needed treatment, long overdue. Our present 'culture of trauma' craves identity without closure and protest without nurture. But Heather and Fred have skillfully pulled together an array of traumatic scenarios with an eye to integrating faith and trauma. This should be required reading for every missionary, pastor, counselor, and social worker who understands that 'we have this treasure in earthen vessels.' As a professor of the Bible and student of trauma, I look forward to even more integrative work among the disciplines in years to come. --Andrew J. Schmutzer, Bible professor, Moody Bible Institute, author of Naming Our Abuse: God's Pathways to Healing for Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse In light of the prevalence, complexity, and destructive impact of trauma, Christian counselors and other caregivers need quality resources to guide them. Thus, I am very grateful for Treating Trauma in Christian Counseling. Heather and Fred Gingrich have strategized to cover a broad range of vital trauma care topics with precision and wisdom. I will highly recommend this to my students and to trauma care providers in our ministry. --Steven Tracy, professor of theology and ethics, Phoenix Seminary, founder and president, Mending the Soul Ministries Jesus was no stranger to trauma--from treating a woman who had just escaped stoning and another with an unhealed flow of blood to predicting trauma for the apostles and personally enduring the cross. Neither should we be, especially those of us in the helping professions. The themes of the Christian Scripture--pain, suffering, personal humiliation, resilience, hope, and meaning--are the themes dealt with by these esteemed authors. Heather and Fred Gingrich have assembled an all-star cast of Christian psychologists to inform about the up-to-the-minute science, healing, and faith of traumatology. --Everett L. Worthington Jr., author of Forgiving and Reconciling

Author Information

Heather Davediuk Gingrich is a counselor, scholar, teacher, and former missionary. She is professor of counseling at Denver Seminary and maintains a small private practice working with complex trauma survivors. She is the author of Restoring the Shattered Self and coauthor of Skills for Effective Counseling. Fred C. Gingrich is professor of counseling at Denver Seminary and served as division chair from 2007 to 2015. He practiced and taught in Ontario for fourteen years prior to directing MA and EdD degrees in counseling at seminaries in the Philippines. He is the coauthor of Skills for Effective Counseling.

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