Spiritual Resources in Family Therapy

Froma Walsh, MSW, PhD, is the Mose and Sylvia Firestone Professor Emerita in the School of Social Service Administration and the Department of Psychiatry, Pritzker School of Medicine at the University of Chicago. She is also Co-Director of the University-affiliated Chicago Center for Family Health and holds an appointment as Clinical Professor at the Center for Applied Psychological and Family Studies at Northwestern University. Dr. Walsh is a past president of the American Family Therapy Academy and past editor of the Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, andhas received many honors for her distinguished contributions and leadership in the field of family therapy, including awards from the Division of Family Psychology of the American Psychological Association, the American Family Therapy Academy, the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, the American Orthopsychiatric Association, and the Society for Pastoral Care Research. Widely published, she is a frequent speaker and international consultant.

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I. Overview _x000D_ 1. Religion, Spirituality, and the Family: Multifaith Perspectives, Froma Walsh
_x000D_ 2. Integrating Spirituality in Family Therapy: _x000D_ Wellsprings for Health, Healing, and Resilience, Froma Walsh
_x000D_ II. Spiritual Resources in Families: Tapping the Wellsprings _x000D_ 3. Spirituality, Suffering, and Beliefs: The Soul of Healing with Families, Lorraine M. Wright
_x000D_ 4. Spiritual Resources in Family Adaptation to Death and Loss, Froma Walsh
_x000D_ 5. Religious Perspectives on Resilience: Buddhism, Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, and Islam, Steven J. Wolin, with Wayne Muller, Fred Taylor, Sybil Wolin, Shanthi Ranganathan, Dyaa Saymah, and Hasan Zeyada
_x000D_ 6. The Stresses of Poverty and the Comfort of Spirituality, Harry J. Aponte
_x000D_ 7. Spirituality and Religion: Implications for Psychotherapy with African American Clients and Families, Nancy Boyd-Franklin and Tonya Walker Lockwood
_x000D_ 8. Religion and Spiritual Traditions in Immigrant Families: Significance for Latino Health and Mental Health, Celia Jaes Falicov
_x000D_ 9. “Honor Your Father and Your Mother”: Intergenerational Values and Jewish Tradition, Mona DeKoven Fishbane
_x000D_ 10. A Spirituality for Family Living, Herbert Anderson
_x000D_ III. Spirituality in Therapeutic Practice _x000D_ 11. Morality and Spirituality in Therapy, William J. Doherty
_x000D_ 12. Rituals and Spirituality in Family Therapy, Evan Imber-Black
_x000D_ 13. Meditation and Relational Connectedness: Practices for Couples and Families, Jerry Gale
_x000D_ 14. Healing from Relational Trauma: The Quest for Spirituality, Mary Jo Barrett
_x000D_ 15. Healing from Refugee Trauma: The Significance of Spiritual Beliefs, Faith Community, and Faith-Based Services, Hugo Kamya
_x000D_ 16. Forgiveness and Spirituality: Elements of Healing in Relationships, Terry D. Hargrave, Janet Froeschle, and Yvette Castillo
_x000D_ 17. Opening Therapy to Conversations with a Personal God, Melissa Elliott
_x000D_ 18. Stretching to Meet What’s Given: Opportunities for a Spiritual Practice, Kaethe Weingarten
_x000D_ 19. Heart and Soul: Experiential Exercises for Therapists and Clients, Janine Roberts
_x000D_ 20. The Therapeutic Benefits of a Justice-Seeking Spirituality: Empowerment, Healing, and Hope, Alice de V. Perry and John S. Rolland
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