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P. Gregg Blanton
P. Gregg Blanton (EdD) is professor of psychology and human services at Montreat College. He is founder of the Center for Contemplation and Marriage and is in private practice in Asheville, North Carolina, where he provides counseling and supervises counselors-in-training. He is the author of Mind Over Marriage: Transforming Your Relationship Using Centering Prayer and Neuroscience.
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Christena Cleveland
Christena Cleveland (Ph.D., University of California, Santa Barbara) is a social psychologist who teaches at St. Catherine University. She is an award-winning researcher and gifted teacher who brings organizational experience toher efforts to build unity. She consults with pastors and organizational leaders on multicultural issues and speaks regularly at organizations, churches, conferences, universities and schools.
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Robin J. Klay
Robin J. Klay (PhD, Princeton University) is professor of economics at Hope College, Holland, Michigan.
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Juanita Ryan
Juanita Ryan is a clinical nurse specialist with an MSN in psychiatric mental health nursing. She has taught mental health nursing at Bethel University, Rio Hondo Community College and Biola University. She is currently a therapist in private practice at Brea Family Counseling Center in Brea, California. She is the coauthor of The Twelve Steps: A Spiritual Kindergarten and the author or coauthor of over thirty InterVarsity Press Bible studies.
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Bruce D. Strom
Bruce Strom (JD, University of Illinois) is the founder and CEO of Administer Justice, a national legal aid ministry, where he invites attorneys, pastors, and God's people to do practical justice in their community through church-based gospel justice centers. He is a pastor, a speaker, and the author of Gospel Justice. Prior to Administer Justice, he was the senior partner of a successful multi-office law practice in the Chicago suburbs. He and his wife, Helen, have twin sons and live in the Chicago area.
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Whether you're a survivor looking for resources to facilitate your own healing, looking to understand the experience of someone in your life who has survived abuse, or a clinician looking to deepen your trauma-informed practice, these books touch on a variety of topics and offer hope and a way toward healing. The difficult realities of abuse and trauma andthe effects that they have on survivors are real, but these resources can offer a way forward for survivors and the people and communities that surround them.
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Are you looking to grow in the practice of spiritual companionship? Spiritual directors and mentors provide valuable support for other Christians in their spiritual formation. These resources give wisdom for mentoring relationships or spiritual directors who seek to come alongside others in their spiritual and personal journeys. You can also shop books on healthy leadership and discernment for life transitions.
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Do you know how to defend your Christian faith if someone challenges you on it? What if you have your own questions about whether or not your faith makes sense? These apologetics books offer reasoned arguments for justifying Christian doctrine and practice so you can stand firm in your belief, even amidst doubts or deconstruction. For even more, read articles from IVP authors on apologetics.
