American Journal of Pastoral Counseling

Abstract This paper is an introduction to a Chinese perspective on pastoral counseling and how pastoral counseling is different and distinctive when practiced and applied in a Chinese Christian community. “Chinese” culture is presented from philosophical, historical, sociological and psychological perspectives and refers in this text specifically to Chinese communities in Hong Kong and Canada. The basic intention of this paper is to note how these various cultural considerations inform us in terms of how pastoral counseling can be done within Chinese Christian communities.

DTh Simon Yiu Chuen Lee DMin

Pastoral Counseling in Chinese Cultural Contexts

中国文化背景下的牧师辅导

Abstract This article describes the historical development and current status of Pastoral Counseling in the Philippines. It provides a description of the various influences, historical and current, which influence the identity and practice of Pastoral Counseling within this cultural context. Particular attention is paid to cross-cultural issues and the influence of Western Psychology on the practice of Pastoral Counseling in the Philippines. Interviews are provided and commented upon in order to provide concrete examples.

Fred C. Gingrich DMin

Pastoral Counseling in the Philippines

菲律宾的牧师咨询

Abstract Is the American (AAPC) model of pastoral counseling possible and feasible in Asian countries? This article describes and analyzes the developmental stages of the AAPC model pastoral counseling in modern Korean society and depicts seven dimensions of contextualization including historical, societal, educational, theological, cultural, clinical, and supervisory contexts. It is suggested that transplanting pastoral counseling to Asian cultural soils requires culturally creative integration. It is specifically noted that Asian notions and meanings of self, familism, veneration for the aged, harmony and interdependence are critically important for integration. The article concludes with the ideas that pastoral counseling, as an emerging and blossoming discipline in the coming years, needs to be developed and nurtured via highly competent trained clinical supervisors in the field.

Steve Sangkwon Shim

Cultural Landscapes of Pastoral Counseling in Asia

亚洲牧养辅导的文化景观

Abstract This article reflects on pastoral care in the context of the Philippines, integrating the writer's personal experience as it has affected her perspectives on pastoral counseling and her work in the Philippines. It provides an overview of Pastoral Counseling from the perspective of a woman, particularly as it relates to Pastoral Counseling with women in the Philippines. Particular attention is paid to the crucial issue of violence against women. This is done from a very personal approach. The article includes a section on “Issues of Pastoral Counseling in the Philippines” with examples, descriptions and their implications for Pastoral Counseling. Two illustrative case studies are included.

Louise M. Meeks Ba

Global Issues of Pastoral Counseling

全球牧养辅导问题

Abstract This paper argues for a pastoral counseling ministry based on a two-fold view of reality. The philosophical foundations of our present one-fold view of reality (Locke and Kant) are bracketed and questioned. This bracketing leads to a revaluation of imagination as imaginal, its images being subtle or corporeal, or the spiritual world as having its own corporeality through the imaginal. Pastoral counseling is presented as working with imagery, as an extension of the Christus Victor doctrine of atonement, and as part of the church's task of disclosing God's wise acts to the spiritual world; the imaginal inferiority of this visible one.

David T. Hartman MDiv

Pastoral Counseling and the Imaginal Realm

田园咨询与想象领域

SUMMARY Clinicians are transformed by their reflection on and work with economically disenfranchised people. Formation in this context contributes to enhanced relationships with the Transcendent, the ability to live a more integrated life, new vocational understandings of clinical work, and new insights into the power of a spiritual community. Formation programs need to recognize the presence of God as a participant in the process, the development of the self within the context of community, the offering of sufficient time for good clinical work, the opportunity to practice, and changed perceptions of clients.

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Pastoral Counseling in Chinese Cultural Contexts

Pastoral Counseling in the Philippines

Cultural Landscapes of Pastoral Counseling in Asia

Global Issues of Pastoral Counseling

Pastoral Counseling and the Imaginal Realm

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Formation in the Context of Economic Disparity

Formation in the Context of Economic Disparity

Formation in the Context of Economic Disparity

Formation in the Context of Economic Disparity