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Key Features: Provides practical guidelines for counseling clients about a variety of spiritual issues for a diverse range of faith traditions Includes approaches that can be incorporated into a wide range of psychotherapeutic modalities Views spiritually as client-directed rather than as a defining construct in psychotherapy Helps clinicians to understand a client's spiritual perspectives in order to provide effective interventions Addresses specific spiritual or religious concerns that clients may present with illustrative case examples

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The Delany Sisters Reach High Lisa Wyatt Knowlton Do 'gender issues' seem toBased on The New York Times bestseller Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters' First 100 Years Sarah Louise Delany was born September 19, 1889; she was a calm, gentle child her family called "Sweet Sadie." Her little sister, Annie Elizabeth, was born two years later, on September 3, 1891. Bessie was Just the opposite of Sadie. She was so bossy that she was called "Queen Bess." The sisters had eight brothers and sisters. They grew up in Raleigh, North