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PRODUCT TITLE THE UN-AFFIRMED CORE: UNDERSTANDING THE FACTORS BEHIND & AROUND HOMOSEXUALITY
ISBN NUMBER 9789814807654
CATEGORY TYPE ASIAN AUTHOR
AUTHOR/EDITOR BRYAN SHEN
PUBLISHER ARMOUR
PRODUCT Type. Books
Summary NA
FORMAT SOFTCOVER
SELLING PRICE $17.70*
*price before member's discount

DESCRIPTION

“This new book should be a precious source of enlightenment and insight for people in conservative-religious communities who are ready to begin thinking about people with same-sex attraction in a serious way.”
—Rev Father Joseph Van House, O. Cist., Head of Theology and Campus Ministry Departments, Courage Chaplain

The Un-Affirmed Core gives a fresh, careful and deeply compassionate look at the great complexity of issues surrounding homosexuality. Author Bryan Shen provides rich explanations between modern psychology, real-life experiences and traditional sexual ethics. The true case stories scattered throughout are a special highlight.

This book reduces prejudice, fear and misunderstanding. It addresses the important people around those who struggle alone, afraid, confused and hidden. It equips readers with the ability to provide support, from the psychological-assistive approach as well as the spiritual-pastoral approach to those who are in need.

Through many detailed case studies and discussions with leading therapists in the US, Asia and Europe, an integrated understanding of the factors behind and around homosexuality is detailed in this book. This understanding continues to be refined through contact with such clients and their families who struggle in silence.

About the author:
Bryan Shen is a registered professional counsellor who obtained a Masters in Social Science (Counselling) from the University of South Australia in 2010. He is also a registered Supervisor of Counsellors who conducts training and lectures to counsellors and professionals. He is sought by many conservative-religious institutions in Asia to provide educational talks to remove misconceptions and prejudices.