The Way of Counseling _ Taiwan Exclusive

Price: NT$940 ***This product only ships to Taiwan Editor: Professor Au Cheong Keung Publisher: Bright Light Culture Book Size: 150mm x 210mm Pages: 312 pages Publication Date: March 2020 ISBN: 9789888605781 [Introduction] Endorsements by: Andrew Choi (President, Breakthrough Movement Youth Association), Tam Sau-mei Tam (Retired Associate Professor of Counseling, China Graduate School of Theology), Gregory Chang (Chow Yau Kwai Chair Professor of Biblical Studies, China Graduate School of Theology), Gary Ray (Tien En Ngee Yoo Chair Professor of Theology, China Graduate School of Theology), Alvin Dueck (Distinguished Professor of Cultural Psychologies, Fuller Theological Seminary), David Augsburger (Professor Emeritus of Pastoral Care and Counseling, Fuller Theological Seminary) In his editorial preface, Editor Professor Au Cheong Keung states: "Writing is not our strongest suit as counselors. However, we share a common belief that as Christian counselors, we view our counseling work as a sacred ministry. Our Christian faith plays an indispensable role in our counseling practice. Faith provides inspiration for our personal qualities, our understanding of human nature, the reasons why people fall into emotional distress, life's suffering, and the direction for finding solutions, offering insights, strategies, and beliefs. We hope to share our experiences and discoveries in integrating faith with counseling professionalism with our readers, as a way to spark further discussion. We hope it will ignite interest and inspiration in the integration of faith and counseling." The book is divided into six parts. The first part offers an observation of the current state of integration. The second part delves into the integration of counseling concepts and faith. The third part explores the integration of counseling models with Christian faith. The fourth part presents examples of integrating faith resources with counseling. The fifth part discusses applications in the church setting. The sixth part shares the journey and struggles in the process of integrating faith and counseling. ------- Editor: Professor Au Cheong Keung Editorial Committee: Chan Yau-ling, Au Cheong-keung, Ng Wing-kwong, Chan King-ling, Lai Yuen-ting, Ho Mei-tong, Chow Wai-ho Contributing Authors (in order of article appearance): Chan Yau-ling, Lee Ho-suet-ting, Man Yeung-wan-ching, Lo Tak-yin, Lui Chung-wing, Lai Yuen-ting, Liu Wong-po-san, Au Cheong-keung, Kung Pak-shing, Yan Mei-yi, Poon Yee-lung, Chan Chuen-wah, Chow Wai-ho, Luk Yan-hung-chu, Chong Suk-nin, Tse Chi-sing