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| Preface | |
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| Acknowledgments | |
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| About the Author | |
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| Spiritual Competencies and Premises | |
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| Central Premises | |
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| Spirituality and Religion | |
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| Client-Defined Spirituality | |
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| Remembering | |
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| External Presence and Inner Knowing | |
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| Transcendent and Ordinary Experiences | |
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| Present Moment Awareness | |
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| Interconnectedness | |
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| Love and Fear | |
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| Free Will | |
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| Creativity and Artistic Expression | |
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| Nature and Natural Beauty | |
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| Openheartedness | |
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| Personal Relationship | |
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| Thematic Integration | |
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| Integrating Spirituality With Psychological Theories | |
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| Freud | |
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| Jung | |
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| Object Relations and Attachment Theories | |
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| Interpersonal Theory: Horney | |
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| Humanism: Rogers | |
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| Control-Mastery Theory: Weiss | |
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| Internal Family Systems Theory: Schwartz | |
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| Dialectical Behavior Therapy: Linehan | |
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| Transpersonal and Integral Theories | |
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| Life Span Development Theories | |
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| Thematic Integration | |
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| Getting Lost: Psychological and Spiritual Perspectives | |
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| Why Clients Get Lost | |
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| A Spiritual Perspective | |
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| Spiritual Health and Abundance: Practical Steps | |
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| Being Open to Client-Defined Spirituality | |
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| Utilizing Spirituality for Resourcing | |
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| Inviting Spirituality to Inform Personal Integrity | |
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| Evaluating Life Structures | |
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| Remembering and Committing to Spiritual Practice | |
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| Integrating the Shadow | |
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| The Shadow | |
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| How Shadows Form | |
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| When Clients Marry Their Shadow | |
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| Integration | |
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| Self and No-Self | |
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| No-Self | |
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| An Integration of Self and No-Self | |
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| Helping Clients Reclaim Their Real Self | |
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| How Spiritually Oriented Therapy Helps | |
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| A Collaborative Team | |
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| Self-Awareness | |
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| Insight | |
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| Reexperiencing Relational Dynamics | |
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| New Relationship With the Real Self | |
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| Embracing Inner Health | |
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| Embracing Relationship Health | |
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| Utilizing Spiritually Oriented Therapy | |
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| Final Thoughts | |
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| Spiritual-Differentiation | |
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| The Identity and Differentiation Process | |
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| Characteristics of Well-Differentiated Individuals | |
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| Increasing Differentiation | |
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| Increasing Therapist Spiritual-Differentiation | |
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| References | |
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| Author Index | |
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| Subject Index | |