A review of play therapy approaches adapted for children's ministry, examining how churches can help children process grief, trauma, and family disruption.
Church-based mentoring and protective factors for building resilience in at-risk youth, with Hebrew and Greek word studies on strengthening and formation.
Preparing Christian counselors for evidence-based practice through theological integration, examining four models of psychology-theology relationship.
Recognizing and responding to postpartum depression in faith communities, with clinical screening tools and church-based support strategies for new mothers.
Healing congregational wounds after church splits through biblical peacemaking, with Greek word studies on reconciliation, forgiveness, and peacemaking.
Understanding trauma bonding dynamics in abusive relationships and how the church can provide informed, compassionate support for abuse survivors.
Christian adaptations of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, examining how ACT's core processes integrate with Christian theology and spiritual practice.
Breaking through masculine stoicism in faith communities, with biblical word studies on weeping, compassion, and humility as marks of authentic manhood.
A framework for crisis chaplaincy and disaster response ministry, integrating psychological first aid with spiritual care in the aftermath of community trauma.
Pastoral responses to compulsive technology use, examining clinical frameworks for internet addiction and digital discipleship practices for healthier technology relationships.