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Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy: Infusing Spirituality in Clinical Practice: 3rd Edition

Author(s) : Len Sperry

Reviews and Endorsements

When a publisher requests a third edition of a text you know it must be good! This edition highlights the many new developments in spiritually integrated psychotherapy. As always, Len Sperry writes in an engaging and practical manner, weaving research and clinical best practices in a way that is easy to follow, understand, and implement. Mental health and spiritual health professionals should have this book and will find this new edition of tremendous value. I know I will!
Thomas G. Plante, Ph.D., professor, Santa Clara University & Stanford University School of Medicine; editor, Spirituality in Clinical Practice

This outstanding book provides valuable updates and new theoretical research and clinical insights about spiritually integrated psychotherapy. Dr. Sperry, a renowned expert on this topic, has again demonstrated his scholarly and clinical expertise and wisdom in this updated edition. I enthusiastically recommend it to all researchers, practitioners, educators, and students.
P. Scott Richards, PhD., president, Bridges Institute for Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapies; editor, Handbook of Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapies

This thoroughly updated version of Sperry’s classic text is well-grounded in current research on both spirituality and psychotherapy and provides clinically valuable guidance in not just incorporating but actually integrating spirituality into the treatment process. Special attention is given to critical topics including spiritual assessment, case conceptualization, the cutting-edge interventions, outcomes monitoring, and cultural and ethical issues. This book will be a valued resource for students and experienced therapists seeking to deepen their integration of spiritual concerns in everyday clinical practice.
Harold G. Koenig, M.D., professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Duke University Medical Center