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Johnson, W. Brad; Nielsen, Stevan L.

doi:10.1023/a:1024934311040

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“…During the remainder of graduate school and my early career as a psychologist, I explored the application of REBT to religious clients and their unique concerns (Johnson & Nielsen, 1998;Nielsen, Johnson, (Si Ridley, 2000;Nielsen, Johnson, & Ellis, 2001). Contrary to prevailing opinion among religious psychologists, I found that REBT had much to offer religious clients; like other human beings, religious clients often make themselves miserable by rating themselves and others or making irrational (and mostly unbiblical) demands of themselves and various situations.…”

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Rational emotive behavior therapy for disturbance about sexual orientation.

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Casebook for a Spiritual Strategy in Counseling and Psychotherapy.

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I am a 39-year-old White man. A licensed clinical psychologist, I received my doctorate from the Graduate School of Psychology and my master's degree from the School of Theology at Fuller Theological Seminary. I practiced full time for 4 years as a U.S. Navy psychologist, then continued my clinical career while serving as a faculty member in a doctoral training program-first in part-time private practice and then as a consulting psychologist in a clinic for low-income children and adolescents. For the past couple of years, my responsibilities have been exclusively academic and supervisory.I consider myself Christian in a broad and ecumenical sense and no longer identify with any single protestant denomination, though my background is conservative and evangelical. I do not endorse some of the tenets or doctrinal views common of most evangelical denominations. I have no interest in literalism, dogma, or religious performance, but 1 have a great deal of interest in the person of Jesus and modeling Christlike humanity for those I engage professionally.

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