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    Papers awarded the Travis Scholarship

    The authors of the following papers were given the Travis award for excellence in integrative work. Click the name for a copy of the full text of the paper.

    2006

    Stephen Callender, Psychotherapy: The New Moral Tradition in America

    Sing-Kiat Ting,  Integration within Chinese Cultures: Wind and Sun

     

    2005

    Brian W. Becker,  Psychotherapy as Transubstantiation: A Postmodern Interpretation of the Holy Eucharist as a Subversive Image to Undermine Individualism and Reductionism in Western Culture and Modern Psychology.

    Nancy Liu, Mindfulness: A Christian Critique

    2004

    Diane Fruchter, Religious Problem-Solving as Pragmatic Theology: Reflecting on the Religious Problem-Solving Scale

    Gabrielle Taylor, Transformation: Facing the Anxiety of Being

    2003

    Gabrielle Taylor, Psychoanalysis and the Church: Implications for Transformation

    Scott Garrels, Imitation, Mirror Neurons, & Mimetic Desire: Generative Mechanisms in Religious, Cultural, and Psychosocial Structures

    2002

    Steven A. Rogers, Object Relations and Job: Suffering as a parallel process toward Individuation

    Greg M. Reger and Steven A. Rogers, Diagnostic Differences in Religious Coping Among the Persistently Mentally Ill

    2001

    Daryl Schrock, Where is God: A Reflection on Trauma and Theology.

    Steven A. Rogers, The Parent-Child Relationship as an Archetype for the Relationship Between God and Humanity in Genesis.

    2000

    Gladys K. Mwiti, Three-Step Psychotherapy: Reflecting on the Umuntu Harambee Process Towards Resiliency, Rebirth, and Reintegration.

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