Therapeutic Application of Biblical Principles for Overcoming Emotional Trauma offers practical strategies for uncovering and healing the residual effects of past abuse that may be negatively impacting the social, emotional, academic, spiritual, or even financial success of an individual. Abuse tends to be cyclical. The abused will often become the abuser. Emotional trauma contributes to school and workplace bullying. Therapeutic Application of Biblical Principles for overcoming Emotional Trauma is designed to be used in a group setting, but will also be a valuable resource for individuals. The contents of this book are divided into twelve lessons, each of which follows a specific outline of activities designed for active participation in one's personal recovery process. The reader will explore topics such as Identifying and Facing Your Issues, Letting go to Grow, Restoration, and Fortifying Your Spiritual Self. Therapeutic Application of Biblical Principles for Overcoming Emotional Trauma is designed to provide lasting hope, help, healing, and restoration of damaged emotions. It will provide the reader with spiritually inspired tools for living a more peaceful and fulfilled life.
Author: Mary G. Patton Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform Published: 03/09/2013 Pages: 86 Binding Type: Paperback Weight: 0.42lbs Size: 10.00h x 8.00w x 0.18d ISBN: 9781481932264
About the Author , Dr. Mary G. Patton is an accomplished teacher, professional school counselor and Christian psychotherapist. She is the author of Emotional Trauma in School: Cause, Effect, Cure. She holds a masters degree in counseling psychology, and a Ph.D. degree in education counseling. Dr. Patton developed and directed a Healing Hearts Ministry that offered hope and healing to rape and incest survivors. She presently serves her local church as a volunteer with the Cancer Support, Greeters, Senior, Sunday School and Mentor ministries. Dr. Patton is retired and resides in Southaven, MS with her husband. They have two beautiful daughters and five delightful grandchildren.
