My first career was family therapy, primarily working with behavior problem kids and their families. It’s been 15+ years since I’ve practiced.
So this article, like many of the many books published in recent years on psychology and spirituality, intrigues me. Since I’ve been trying to figure out what the hell it means to be a spiritual person for the past ten years, I’ve made a lot more progress working on my own emotional and behavioral problems than I would have with strictly a psychological approach.
News headline: Can Modern Psychiatry Find Room for a Higher Power?