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This review is from: Counseling Depressed Women (Counseling and Pastoral Theology) (Paperback)
Chapter One: Women, Depression, and Theology Chapter Two: Cognitive Therapy (Cognitive Therapy in the Parish Setting, A Typical course of Therapy, Cognitive Therapy and Women, Cognitive Therapy and the Biopsychosocial Model) Chapter Three: Social Location (Women and Access to Power, Cognitive Therapy and Resistance) Chapter Four: Self (Self and Intimacy, Self and Work, The Pastoral Counseling of Women's Selves, The Socially Constructed Self, The Bell Jar) Chapter Five: Relationship (Female Depression and Male Narcissism, Depression and Family Systems, Relationship as Resource in Pastoral Counseling, Writing a Woman's Life) Chapter Six: Women's Bodies (Women's Bodies as Commodities, Depression's Distortions and Culture's Lies, Physical Vulnerability, Women's Bodies and Reproduction) Chapter Seven: Anger (Anger and Depression, Social Context of Women's Anger, Christian Theology and Women's Anger, Depression as Strategy?, Pastoral Counseling of Angry Depressed Women) Chapter Eight: Hope (Hope, Care and Time; Women Hopefully Speaking of God, Qualities of Hope)
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Counseling Depressed Women (Counseling and Pastoral Theology) by Susan J. Dunlap (Paperback - January 1, 1997)
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