Use of Prayer and Scripture in Cognitive-Behavior Therapy

This condition talks about Cognitive-Behavior therapy and using postulation and sacred script appropriately, how to approach using biblical/ Christian values in therapy. The ledger also talks about an historical overview of behavioral therapy, throughout the years. The definition discusses the two component of mindfulness, in which the first component engages self-guidance concentration and the secondly component engages implementing a meticulous direction that is distinguish by interest.He discusses the eight main features of the Christian approach to cognitive-behavior therapy. It also describes clear and ill-defined integration of scripture and prayer in CBT. The author speaks about the judicial decision process to determining the physical exercise of the Christian approach or amount approach in Cognitive Behavior therapy. The article explains the seven move for inner healing prayer, but also says that it might not litigate for a more troubled individual.The Interven tion section of the article covers antithetic kinds of prayer and the diverse elements of prayer. Siang-Yang Tan explains in detail a cutting of a client dealing with depression, he also illustrated a script for word transcript on how the Bible, scripture and prayer was used in the clients therapy session. Siang-Yang Tan also says that as with prayer, Scripture can also be misused or abused in therapy.However, the appropriate and ethical use of Scripture or the Bible in Christian CBT by a sensitive and prayerful therapist can be of significant uphold oneself to Christian clients who seriously take the Bible to be the inspired articulate of God and their ultimate authority in life (Tan, 1996). Interaction I became very interested in this journal after learning through the titles for the other journals, this one make up ones mindmed so fascinating to me.I was also expression at journal article Prayer in Counseling in which I decided to make my second journal assignment. I sta rted reading with the expectation of learning how to use prayer and scripture in therapy. By reading this article I learned of the historical overview of how prayer and scripture became a part of therapy. I also learned of the ethical and meet uses of prayer and scripture during CBT and also had a chance to read the metaphor of different therapy sessions using different Christian approaches.It was very pleasing to see the key features of biblical approaches used in Cognitive-Behavior Therapy. I learned of the digression between Implicit and Explicit integration in therapy and it was used. Learning of how to bearing a pre-intervention assessment to establish the method of whether to use Standard or Christian CBT was very helpful. I discovered about the seven travel to inner healing prayer and how it might not be a good idea to use these methods on a more psychotic client.I would definitely want to research the use of scripture and prayer a little more and how effective it is in treating clients. I am glad to see that it actually help the client in the article and also how he showed his method of doing so with Christian CBT. It is so fire to see that Biblical or Christian values can help heal a client. I would absolutely love working in a Christian Counseling setting where I would be open to share and teach a client about the Lord and calm down help them get through whatever crisis they might have.