Psychiatry & Psychology

David Powlison  - Video  - Sep 27, 2011

Dr. David Powlison responds to the question "what is the most difficult part of practicing psychotherapy while maintaining your beliefs?"

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David Powlison  - Video  - Sep 19, 2011

Dr. David Powlison answers the question "how does your technique or theory differ from mainstream psychotherapy?"

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Mike Emlet  - Video  - Jun 27, 2011

Dr. Mike Emlet discusses a biblical counselor's view of materials from secular psychology and even from other Christian counseling points of view.

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Mike Emlet  - Blog Post  - Jun 16, 2011

From our archives: Dr. Mike Emlet reveals how he approaches psychotherapy in his CCEF "Counseling and Physiology" class.

 

Counseling and Physiology Class: Psychiatry

This past Monday we started our exploration of psychiatry and psychiatric diagnoses. I asked the class what particular questions and concerns they brought to the table when considering this topic. Here are a few of their responses:

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Ed Welch  - Blog Post  - May 04, 2011

Biblical counseling has a history of being picky about words. Sometimes it sounded as if we had our own version of George Carlin’s dirty word list. For example, off limits were terms like: self-esteem, needs, psychological, or any psychiatric diagnosis unless you were going to critique it a bit first.

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David Powlison  - Podcast  - Apr 13, 2010

Help & Hope Podcast

Recently, Bryan College held a conference comparing five views of Christianity and Psychology.  Dr. David Powlison concluded the conference with his lecture entitled "The Question of Causality: Nature, Nuture and a Whole Lot More."

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