기독교 상담의 통합에 관한 모델과 영역에 관한 개요 －서구사회를 중심으로－ = An Overview of the Contents and Models of Integration in Christian Counseling

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

This article deals with two different areas of content and structure of
integration between Christianity and psychology even though the concept of
integration has not been established clearly. The confusion of the concept of
integration makes us see the contents and structures of integration in order
to assess the current position of integration in the development of Christian
counseling. The content contains the history of integration, the concepts of
integration, the areas of integration, and the issues of integration. The
structure contains the various approaches on integration and a comparison
of the various models of Christian counseling. The models of Christian
counseling can be named as secular counseling, humanistic counseling,
parallel counseling, integrated counseling, and spiritualized counseling
through the comparison of the studied models of Christian counseling. This
spectrum has been established from the perspective of structure of
integration between Christianity and psychology. From the content point of
view of integration, the Christian counseling can be named as discipline
integration, skill integration, faith integration, concept integration, and life
integration

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