Change in the Client and in the Client's God

Rossi, A.

doi:10.1300/j358v01n03_06

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“…Perfection demands, • in turn, are likely to precipitate depression (Hewitt & Dyck, 1986), anxiety and anger '{Zwemer & Deffenbacher, 1984). Rossi (1985) suggested that successful therapy for religious clients often involves an examina-, :don of their perfectionistic tendencies.…”

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Collaborative Efforts in Cognitive Therapy with Religious Clients

McMinn

Lebold

1989

Journal of Psychology and Theology

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therapy requires an under• of and tolerance for the reli• views of clients. Collaborative llniiOL!es in cognitive therapy are de• ond ideological obstacles in cognitive therapy with religious are considered. It is suggested confronting clients' religious beliefs curiOIOC!IICC:n or absolutistic is dini• inappropriate. Beck's and collaborative techniques sed as important clinical in working with religious utcome studies of the usefulness of cognitive therapy have proliferated in recent years, reflecting the popularity the cognitive approaches. Numerous have demonstrated the effectiveness therapy with unipolar depres

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