The problem in this question—“Is theology therapeutic?”—is the assumption that the goals of theology should mirror the goals of medicine.

This post offers a therapeutic approach to anxiety marked by gentleness, gratitude, and grace. With special reference given to the ...

This blog post unpacks the notion of trauma, introduces some of its key concepts, and organizes the varied therapeutic approaches to...

This post argues that both therapy and theology think in cyclical rather than in linear terms. Setting Goals Resolutions don’t work . . ....

The following is an adaptation from a talk presented at the InterVarsity Large Group Meeting at Northeastern University on October 23rd,...

The below article presents the unique privilege Christian counselors have to partner with the Holy Spirit in the counseling session. The...

This post argues that the descendants of Noah did not fail to build the Tower of Babel due to a lack of self-efficacy or effort but due...

This post seeks to introduce readers to a category in biblical studies pertinent to the intersection of therapy and theology, namely...

This article explores our interdependence on one another and society as it relates to theological concepts, Emotionally Focused Therapy,...