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Chris R. Schlauch

Affiliations: 
Boston University, Boston, MA, United States 
Area:
Personality Psychology, General Religion, Philosophy
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Douglas S. Hardy grad student 2000 Boston University
Rodolfo R. Nolasco grad student 2002 Boston University
Gerald D. Williams grad student 2002 Boston University
Mary L. Mack grad student 2003 Boston University
Frank Dibert grad student 2009 Boston University
Christian R. Onofrei grad student 2011 Boston University
Cecile G. Desmond grad student 2012 Boston University

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Schlauch CR. (2016) Readings of Winnicott III Pastoral Psychology. 1-37
Schlauch CR. (2016) Readings of Winnicott Pastoral Psychology. 65: 255-281
Schlauch CR. (2012) A pastoral theologian's response to the case study. Journal of Health Care Chaplaincy. 18: 23-32
Schlauch CR. (2009) Do i hear what you hear? thinking about psychotherapy and spirituality from a self psychological approach Journal of Spirituality in Mental Health. 11: 26-50
Schlauch CR. (2007) The Psychology Of The Self And Cross Cultural Clinical Care The Journal of Pastoral Theology. 17: 83-117
Schlauch CR. (2007) Book Review & Note: Paul Tillich and Psychology: Historic and Contemporary Explorations in Theology, Psychotherapy, and EthicsPaul Tillich and Psychology: Historic and Contemporary Explorations in Theology, Psychotherapy, and Ethics. CooperTerry D. (Macon, GA: Mercer University Press, 2006). 222 pp. $30.00. (Softcover). Journal of Pastoral Care & Counseling: Advancing Theory and Professional Practice Through Scholarly and Reflective Publications. 61: 277-278
Schlauch CR. (2007) Exploring, not explaining away: Bringing contemporary psychoanalysis into conversation with religion. Psyccritiques. 52
Schlauch CR. (2007) Being-there-with-and-for: Contemporary psychoanalysis characterizes notions of being religious Pastoral Psychology. 56: 199-221
Schlauch CR. (2007) Introducing the concepts of "positions," "space," and "worlds": Seeing human being and becoming - and religion - in new ways Pastoral Psychology. 55: 367-390
Schlauch CR. (2006) Deeper affinities: Fundamental resonances between psychoanalysis and religion Pastoral Psychology. 55: 61-80
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