COUNSELING & SPIRITUALITY:
A BIBLIOGRAPHY

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Articles

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Miller, W.R. (1998). Researching the spiritual dimensions of alchohol and other drug
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Schaler, J.A. (1997). Addiction beliefs to treatment providers: Factors explaining
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   from drug dependency. Alcoholism treatment quarterly, 16 (3), 89-99.

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Schaler, J.A. (1996). Spiritual thinking in addiction-treatment providers: The Spiritual
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Moore, N.G. (1996). Spirituality in medicine. Alternative therapies in health &
   medicine, 2 (6), 24-26, 103-105.

Leifer, R. (1996). Psychological and spiritual factors in chronic illness. American
   behavioral scientist, 39 (6), 752-766.

Frankel, E. (1998). Repetance, psychotherapy, and healing through a Jewish lens.
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Goldfarb, L.M., Galanter, M., McDowell, D., Lifshultz. H., & Dermatis, H. (1996).
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   process. American journal of drug and alcohol abuse, 22 (4), 549-561.

Stander, V., Piercy, F.P., & Mackinnon, D. (1995). Spirituality, religion and family
   therapy: Competing or complementary worlds? The American journal of family
   therapy, 22, 27-41.

Hall, S.E. (1997). Spiritual diversity. American journal of hospice and palliative care, 14
   (5), 221-223.

Engquist, D.E., Short-DeGraff, M., Gliner, J., & Oltjenbruns, K. (1997). Occupational
   therapists' beliefs and practices with regard to spirituality and therapy. American
   journal of occupational therapy, 51 (3), 173-180.

Howard, B.S., & Howard, J.R. (1997). Occupation as spiritual activity. American journal
   of occupational therapy, 51 (3), 181-185.

Feinstein, D. (1997). Personal mythology and psychotherapy: Myth-making in
   psychological and spiritual development. American journal of orthopsychiatry, 67 (4),
   508-521.

Farley, F. (1996). From the heart. 102nd annual convention of the American
   Psychological Association: Presidential address (1994, Los Angeles, California).
   American psychologist, 51 (8), 772-776.

Aldridge, D. (1995). Spirituality, hope and music therapy in palliative care. The arts in
   psychotherapy, 22 (2), 103-109.

Adams, N. (1995). Spirituality, science and therapy. Australian & New Zealand journal
   of family therapy, 16 (4), 201-208.

Rowan, J, (1990). Spiritual experiences in counseling. British journal of guidance &
   counselling, 18 (3), 233-249.

Veness, D. (1990). Spirituality in counseling: A view from the other side. British journal
   of guidance & counselling, 18 (3), 250-260.

West, W. (1997). Integrating counseling, psychotherapy and healing: An inquiry into
   counsellors and psychotherapists whose work includes healing. British journal of
   guidance and counselling, 25 (3), 291-311.

West, W. (1998). Developing practice in a context of religious faith: A study of
   psychotherapists who are Quakers. British journal of guidance & counselling, 26
   (3),365-375.

Hopkins, J. (1995). The spiritual connection: A dilemma for psychotherapists? British
   journal of psychotherapy, 11 (4), 601-604.

Aponte, H.J. (1996). Political bias, moral values, and spirituality in the training of
   psychotherapists. Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, 60 (4), 488-502.

Lawson, R., Drebing, C., Berg, G., Vincellette, A., & Penk, W. (1998). The long-trem
   impact of child abuse on religious behavior and spirituality in men. Child abuse &
   neglect, 22 (5), 369-380.

Gregory, S.D.P. (1997). "Of mind, body and spirit": Therapeutic foster care--An
   innovative approach to healing from an NTU perspective. Child welfare, 76 (1),
   127-142.

Garbarino, J., & Bedard, C. (1996). Spiritual challenges to children facing violent
   trauma. Childhood: A journal global journal of child research, 3 (4), 467-478.

Page, C. (1998). The spirit in practice. Complementary therapies in nursing &
   midwifery, 4 (4), 100-103.

Haug, I.E. (1998). Including a spiritual dimension in family therapy: Ethical
   considerations. Contemporary family therapy, 20 (2), 181-194.

Haug, I.E. (1998). Spirituality as a dimmension of family therapists' clinical training.
   Contemporary family therapy, 20 (4), 471-483.

Barret, R., & Barzan, R. (1996). Spiritual experiences of gay men and lesbians.
   Counseling & values, 41 (1), 4-15.

Benjamin, P., & Looby, J. (1998). Defining the nature of spirituality in the context of
   Maslow's and Rogers's theories. Counseling & values, 42 (2), 92-100.

Bergin, A.E. (1988). Three contributions of a spiritual perspective to counseling,
   psychotherapy, and behavior change. Counseling & values, 33 (1), 21-31.

Berliner, P.M. (1992). Soul healing: A model of feminist therapy. Counseling & values,
   37 (1), 2-14.

Burke, M.T., & Miller, G. (1996). Using the spiritual perspective in counseling persons
   with HIV/AIDS: An integrative approach. Counseling and values, 40 (3), 185-195.

Chapman, R.J. (1996). Spirituality in the treatment of alcoholism: A worldview
   approach. Counseling & values, 41 (1), 39-50.

Frame, M.W., & Willaims, C.B. (1996). Counseling African Americans: Integrating
   spirituality in therapy. Counseling & values, 41 (1), 16-28.

Genia, V. (1990). Interreligious encounter group: A psychospiritual experience for faith
   development. Counseling & values, 35 (1), 39-51.

Grimm, D.W. (1994). Therapist spiritual and religious values in psychotherapy.
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Hanna, F.J., Myer, R.A., & Ottens, A.J. (1994). The effects of early religious training:
   Implications for counseling and development. Counseling & values, 39 (1), 32-41.

Hinterkopf, E. (1994). Integrating spiritual experiences in counseling. Counseling &
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Ivey, A.E., & Rigazio-DiGilio, S.A. (1992). Counseling and psychotherapy as moral and
   spiritual practice: Facing a major paradigm shift. Counseling & values, 37 (1), 39-46.

Lemoncelli, J., & Carey, A. (1996). The psychospiritual dynamics of adult survivors of
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Mack, M.L. (1994). Understanding spirituality in counseling psychology: Considerations
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Parker, R., Horton, H.S., Jr., & Watson , T. (1997). Sarah's story: Using ritual therapy to
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Internet Sites

*The following web sites are all related in some way to "the spiritual realm". They run the gamut from practical and informative, to curious and quirky. Enjoy browsing!

American Association of Pastoral Counselors. (n.d.). [Online]. Available:
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American Psychological Association. (n.d.). Psychology of religion--Division 36.
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Angela Center: Integrating spirituality, psychology, social responsibility and the arts
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Barrett, T. (1999). Interlude: An Internet Retreat (a space to renew the spirit).
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Beyond the galaxy: Spirituality. [Online]. Available:
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The Blue Ridge MindBody Institute (in Cambridge & Newburyport, Massachusetts).
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Brandywine Pastoral Institute: A pastoral counseling and education center (in
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Brown, L.J. (1999, March). Enlightenment on-line: The spiritual search in cyberspace
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Buddhanet. (n.d.). BuddhaZine: Psychotherapy, meditation and spirituality. [Online].
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Burney, R. (1999, February). Awakening spirituality + codependence recovery + love =
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Cape Cod Institute: Agosin Group (mental health course workshop): Psychotherapy
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   [1999, April 25].

Catholic online: Catholic beliefs and prayers. [Online]. Available:
   http://www.catholic.org/prayer/index.html [1999, May 19].

Council on Spiritual Practices. (n.d.) [Online]. Available: http://www.csp.org/ [1999,
   April 25].

Crawford, R.J., & Crawford & Associates. (1998). Spiritvoice.com. [Online]. Available:
   http://www.spiritvoice.com/homefrm.html [1999, May 19].

Cyberchurches. (1999). [Online]. Available:
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Ebsen, R. (n.d.). Spiritwalk: Resources for spiritual awakening. [Online]. Available:
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Edwards, Father P. (1998, June). Spiritual intelligence handbook: Combining modern
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ePrayer.com. (1999). [Online]. Available: http://www.eprayer.com./ [1999, May 19].

Estell, K.E., & Peavey, B.S. (1998). SoulMed: The body, the mind, the emotions, and
   the soul are one! [Online]. Available: http://www.soulmed.com/ [1999, May 19].

First Church of Cyberspace. (1999, April). [Online]. Available: http://www.godweb.org
   [1999, May 19].

First natives spirituality: A directory of online resources relating to the spiritual
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Gresham, J.L. (n.d.). Finding God in cyberspace: A guide to religious studies resources
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Harrow, J. (1998, June). Basics III: Empathy--The spirituality of counseling. [Online].
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Institute for Creative Learning. (n.d.). Spirituality in everday life. [Online]. Available:
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Institute of Transformational Therapies: Spirituality links. (n.d.). [Online]. Available:
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Interdisciplinary Psychotherapy Institute. (1999, April). Soulful psychotherapy.
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Islamia: Islamic spirituality. (n.d.). [Online]. Available:
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John Templeton Foundation: Spirituality & health programs. (1998, 1999). [Online].
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Joseph Campbell Foundation. (n.d.). [Online]. Available:
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Kaiser, S.E. (1998, December). Spirituality & alterantive healing. [Online]. Available:
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McDonald, S. (1998, December). As Zen replaces the Id: Zen Buddhism and its
   application to psychology. [Online]. Available:
   http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/6469/mainpage.htm [1999, April 25].

Monadnock area psychotherapy and spirituality services (New Hampshire). (n.d.).
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Moore, R. (1999, January). Institute for World Spirituality. [Online]. Available:
   http://www.worldspirit.org/index.htm [1999, April 25].

National Institute for Health Care Research (NIHCR). (1997, June). Grand rounds for
   chaplains: Reasearch on health and spirituality. [Online]. Available:
   http://www.chaplain.med.va.gov/res/grandrounds.html [1999, April 25].

Native American spirituality. (1998, March). [Online]. Available:
   http://members.tripod.com/~pathseven/natvsprt.htm [1999, April 25].

Nielsen, M.E. (n.d.). Psychology of religion page. [Online].
   Available: http://www.psychwww.com/psyrelig/index.htm [1999, April 25].

Norstrand, C. (n.d.). Psychology of religion: Table of contents. [Online]. Available:
   http://www.lightlink.com/xine/psy_religion/psyreltoc.html [1999, April 25].

Peachtree Presbyterian Church. (cyber services from Atlanta, Georgia). (1999).
   [Online]. Available: http://peachtreepres.org/index.html [1999, May 19].

Psychotherapy & Spirituality Institute: Treating mind & spirit as one. (n.d.). [Online].
   Available: http://www.mindspirit.org/ [1999, April 25].

Religions & spiritualities forum. (1999, May). [Online]. Available:
    http://www.talkcity.com/religions/ [1999, May 21].

Rogge, M. (1999, January). On the psychology of spiritual movements. [Online].
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Schlarb, S. (n.d.). Psychology, mythology, and religion: The sources of spiritual
   inspiriation. [Online]. Available:
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Science & spirit resources (1999, April). [Online]. Available: http://science-spirit.com/
   [1999, April 25].

Self-Help & Psychology Magazine: Spirituality index (articles from previous issues).
   (n.d.). [Online]. Available: http://www.shpm.com/articles/spirituality/ [1999, April 25].

Shafer, I. (1999, February). World Commission on Global Consciousness &
   Spirituality. [Online]. Available: http://globalspirit.org/ [1999, May 19].

Spiritual healing/counselling.. (1998, March). [Online]. Available:
   http://www.zip.com.au/~cee_gee/spirit.html [1999, May 19].

SpiritWeb (1999). [Online]. Available: http://www.spiritweb.org [1999, May 19].

The Temenos mind- body-spirit connection. (n.d.). [Online]. Available:
   http://www.temenos- nj.com/docs/homepage.html [1999, April 25].

Touching Spirit Center (Elizabeth K. Stratton). (1999, April). [Online]. Available:
   http://www.touchingspirit.org/ [1999, May 21].

Welcome to Bill O'Hanlon's possibility-land. (solution-oriented, possibility, & inclusive
   therapies). (n.d.). [Online]. Available: http://www.possibilitycenter.com/bt/ [1999,
   May 19].

WWW-VL & clearinghouse: Spirituality & consciousness: Meaning of life comes from
   within yourself. (1996, April). [Online]. Available:
   http://www.spiritweb.org/Spirituality.html [1999, May 19].
 

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