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Within the last few years there has been an increased interest in spiritual warfare and, along wi... more Within the last few years there has been an increased interest in spiritual warfare and, along with it, the deliverance ministry. The increased visibility of this ministry has resulted in a plethora of books and tapes on the subject. The following is an outline of a presentation made at the 2007 American Association of Christian Counselor's World Conference in Nashville, TN. It is entitled Deliverance as a Part of the Therapeutic Process. Deliverance 3 Deliverance as Part of the Therapeutic Process Disclaimer: This paper was written as a brief training tool for therapists. It reflects the position of its author alone. It does not in any way reflect the position held by Liberty University.
Handbook of Dynamics in Parent-Child Relations, 2003
The purpose of this article is to frame deliverance as a legitimate therapeutic technique that is... more The purpose of this article is to frame deliverance as a legitimate therapeutic technique that is appropriate in clinical practice.
One of the outcomes of divorce that has appeared consistently over the years has been a lessening... more One of the outcomes of divorce that has appeared consistently over the years has been a lessening of contact between divorced noncustodial fathers and their children. This review synthesizes empirical evidence to portray the formidable obstacles that men face in maintaining contact with their children after dissolution of their co-residential relationship with the child’s mother. Its goal is to bring new understanding to observed behavior patterns of divorced fathers. We will briefly examine what the research tells us takes place in many fathers who have been divorced from their wives and have lost physical custody of their children.
One of the outcomes of divorce that has appeared consistently over the years has been a lessening... more One of the outcomes of divorce that has appeared consistently over the years has been a lessening of contact between divorced noncustodial fathers and their children. This review synthesizes empirical evidence to portray the formidable obstacles that men face in maintaining contact with their children after dissolution of their co-residential relationship with the child's mother. Its goal is to bring new understanding to observed behavior patterns of divorced fathers. We will briefly examine what the research tells us takes place in many fathers who have been divorced from their wives and have lost physical custody of their children.
Within the last few years there has been an increased interest in spiritual warfare and, along wi... more Within the last few years there has been an increased interest in spiritual warfare and, along with it, the deliverance ministry. The increased visibility of this ministry has resulted in a plethora of books and tapes on the subject. The following is an outline of a presentation made at the 2007 American Association of Christian Counselor's World Conference in Nashville, TN. It is entitled Deliverance as a Part of the Therapeutic Process. Deliverance 3 Deliverance as Part of the Therapeutic Process Disclaimer: This paper was written as a brief training tool for therapists. It reflects the position of its author alone. It does not in any way reflect the position held by Liberty University.
Handbook of Dynamics in Parent-Child Relations, 2003
The purpose of this article is to frame deliverance as a legitimate therapeutic technique that is... more The purpose of this article is to frame deliverance as a legitimate therapeutic technique that is appropriate in clinical practice.
One of the outcomes of divorce that has appeared consistently over the years has been a lessening... more One of the outcomes of divorce that has appeared consistently over the years has been a lessening of contact between divorced noncustodial fathers and their children. This review synthesizes empirical evidence to portray the formidable obstacles that men face in maintaining contact with their children after dissolution of their co-residential relationship with the child’s mother. Its goal is to bring new understanding to observed behavior patterns of divorced fathers. We will briefly examine what the research tells us takes place in many fathers who have been divorced from their wives and have lost physical custody of their children.
One of the outcomes of divorce that has appeared consistently over the years has been a lessening... more One of the outcomes of divorce that has appeared consistently over the years has been a lessening of contact between divorced noncustodial fathers and their children. This review synthesizes empirical evidence to portray the formidable obstacles that men face in maintaining contact with their children after dissolution of their co-residential relationship with the child's mother. Its goal is to bring new understanding to observed behavior patterns of divorced fathers. We will briefly examine what the research tells us takes place in many fathers who have been divorced from their wives and have lost physical custody of their children.