Christotherapy I: Healing Through Enlightenment

by Bernard Tyrrell SJ

Overview

In an era when endless varieties of psychic salvation are produced and marketed...the sanity and depth of Tyrrell's book are very appealing. --Justin J. Kelly, S.J., in Theological Studies Parents, teachers, spiritual directors, therapists and counselors will welcome its healthy, intellectual and practical approach to therapy rooted in Christian revelation and tradition. --Homiletic and Pastoral Review ...[P]rovides excellent treatments of the self-image, of prayer and of Christ's meaning and value in human lives. --America ...[G]enuinely recommended as a significant attempt at integrating...counseling, psychotherapy, religion and mysticism in a framework that implies consistency and balance. --Charles A. Curran in Pastoral Psychology ...[L]ikely to remain for some time to come one of the most penetrating studies in the field of 'inner healing'. --The Way

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781725206397
Publisher:	Wipf & Stock Publishers
Publication date:	03/10/1999
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	222
File size:	11 MB
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About the Author

Dr. Bernard J. Tyrrell, S.J. is professor of Philosophy and Religious Studies at Gonzaga University, Spokane, Washington. He offers institutes on Christotherapy and lectures on spiritual direction, the religious vows, and addiction. His book Christotherapy I was very well received and translated into several foreign languages.
Dr. Bernard J. Tyrrell, S.J. is professor of Philosophy and Religious Studies at Gonzaga University, Spokane, Washington. He offers institutes on Christotherapy and lectures on spiritual direction, the religious vows, and addiction. His book Christotherapy I was very well received and translated into several foreign languages.

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From the Publisher

"In an era when endless varieties of psychic salvation are produced and marketed...the sanity and depth of Tyrrell's book are very appealing."
—Justin J. Kelly, S.J., in Theological Studies

"Parents, teachers, spiritual directors, therapists and counselors will welcome its healthy, intellectual and practical approach to therapy rooted in Christian revelation and tradition."
—Homiletic and Pastoral Review

"...[P]rovides excellent treatments of the self-image, of prayer and of Christ's meaning and value in human lives."
—America

"...[G]enuinely recommended as a significant attempt at integrating...counseling, psychotherapy, religion and mysticism in a framework that implies consistency and balance."
—Charles A. Curran in Pastoral Psychology

"...[L]ikely to remain for some time to come one of the most penetrating studies in the field of 'inner healing'."
—The Way

Editorial Reviews

"In an era when endless varieties of psychic salvation are produced and marketed...the sanity and depth of Tyrrell's book are very appealing."
—Justin J. Kelly, S.J., in Theological Studies

"Parents, teachers, spiritual directors, therapists and counselors will welcome its healthy, intellectual and practical approach to therapy rooted in Christian revelation and tradition."
—Homiletic and Pastoral Review

"...[P]rovides excellent treatments of the self-image, of prayer and of Christ's meaning and value in human lives."
—America

"...[G]enuinely recommended as a significant attempt at integrating...counseling, psychotherapy, religion and mysticism in a framework that implies consistency and balance."
—Charles A. Curran in Pastoral Psychology

"...[L]ikely to remain for some time to come one of the most penetrating studies in the field of 'inner healing'."
—The Way

From the Publisher