Metaphors in pastoral care and counseling : utilizing the therapeutic model of David Grove

Verlyn  D Hemmen

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Metaphors in pastoral care and counseling : utilizing the therapeutic model of David Grove

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Verlyn D Hemmen. Metaphors In Pastoral Care and Counseling : Utilizing the Therapeutic Model of David Grove. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e488e0ae-f1f8-4a17-9e19-be9ff2b01dab?locale=it.

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V. D. Hemmen. Metaphors in pastoral care and counseling : utilizing the therapeutic model of David Grove. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e488e0ae-f1f8-4a17-9e19-be9ff2b01dab?locale=it

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Verlyn D Hemmen. Metaphors In Pastoral Care and Counseling : Utilizing the Therapeutic Model of David Grove. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e488e0ae-f1f8-4a17-9e19-be9ff2b01dab?locale=it.

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Verlyn D Hemmen

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This paper offers a method for pastoral counselors to utilize in healing individual and corporate anxiety. The model uses the modern therapeutic technique of Dr. David Grove in conjunction with the biblical psalms of lament.David Grove maintains that people use metaphors to describe past traumatic experiences, and that these metaphors provide the key for healing these wounds, or the 'wounded child within,' in the past where they first occurred. Grove's therapeutic process emphasizes careful attention to the office setting, healing the wounded child within in the past, allowing the client's use of metaphor to express the trauma, and strict regard to the 'clean' language used by the therapist. Grove also contends that the wounded child within is 'frozen' in time, and the therapist must help guide the client through and beyond that experience so that healing may occur. This is achieved through an u nderstanding of the information stored in the child within, the memories which describe the environment outside the child's body, and the bodily boundaries described in metaphors.

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