Cover and pages have some wear; pages have some underlining/notes; first few pages appear to have a coffee/tea stain. #64-22835
Encyclopedia of Psychological Problems (1966, Zondervan) is a counseling reference by Christian psychologist Clyde M. Narramore that defines and explains 66 common psychological problems — from addiction, adoption, and alcoholism to anxiety, brain damage, depression, epilepsy, impotence, insecurity, and tics — for each covering the issue, its causes, and possible treatment.
Its distinguishing feature is a Christian, "whole-person" framework: alongside the medical and emotional bases of each problem, Narramore argues many have spiritual causes and spiritual solutions, weaving scripture and Christian counseling into the discussion. The book draws its classification of emotional and mental disturbances from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual and was written to make professional psychology accessible to lay readers and Christian counselors.
