In this article, Michael Bobick critiques the psychotherapeutic concept of inner healing. The authors of this approach rely heavily upon Freud, Jung, Maxwell, Maltz, Kubler-Ross, Eric Berne and others. Bobick presents an overview of the concept, a biblical perspective on dealing with the past and case studies illustrating the biblical approach to dealing with one’s past.
This article is available to read in the issue below. Current JBC subscriber? Login to access the full-text article.
