The Bible's Secrets to Counselling: Helping You Access Scientific Psychology Through The Light of God's Word
The Bible's Secrets to Counselling: Helping You Access Scientific Psychology Through The Light of God's Word
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This title is no longer in mint condition due to: yellowing and spotting. Pages and text are otherwise completely legible.
When counselling people, what do you turn to-Science or the Bible? Why not both?
Kirby Chua is a trained psychologist and clinical supervisor with more than 15 years of experience. As a born-again Christian, he sees that biblical principles undergird many of the techniques and therapies in professional counselling. Want to overcome anger, fear and insecurity? Or, are you helping someone with their struggles in these areas? Learn about a holistic approach to counselling and help people reach a deeper level of healing by applying the principles found in the Bible to reinforce scientific methods. Kirby teaches you how to arm yourself with the five secrets to counsel with grace as you battle against the enemies of mental health, and go forward in your understanding of God, the world and yourself. If you're a Christian counsellor or if you're searching for a self-help book to strengthen your faith as well as your mind, this is the book for you.
ISBN: 978-981-4305-81-5
Size: 229 by 152 mm (Closed)
No. of Pages: 240
Year Published: 2016
About the Author
Kirby Chua is a Singapore-registered psychologist and a registered clinical supervisor with 15 years of practice in this field. At the age of 23, Kirby taught psychology at the Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines, and in 2007, he was invited to teach in private schools in Singapore. Kirby has trained and supervised over a thousand counsellors and psychologists in both Singapore and the Philippines. In Christian circles, Kirby has shared his work at One Hope Centre, Alive Community and Lighthouse Evangelism. Kirby is the founder and director of Grace Counselling Centre, the first private Christian counselling centre in Singapore. He is currently training future psychologists in DigiPen Institute of Technology, University of Wollongong (under SIM) and the Singapore Institute of Technology.
