An edition of The prenatal psychology of Frank Lake and the origins of sin and human dysfunction
(2007)
The prenatal psychology of Frank Lake and the origins of sin and human dysfunction
its relevance for the pastor and the psychotherapist
by Geoffrey Whitfield
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"Frank Lake's clinical studies led him to conclude that the stress of the pregnant mother would later cause relational and religious difficulties in an unborn child. This work argues that his theories are supported by subsequent empirical studies"--Provided by publisher.
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The prenatal psychology of Frank Lake and the origins of sin and human dysfunction: its relevance for the pastor and the psychotherapist
2007, Emeth Press
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0979793505 9780979793509
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Table of Contents
An introduction to Frank Lake and his work
Frank Lake, his context
Frank Lake, his understanding of pre-brith trauma
Pre- and post-Lake research, a selection of sources
Frank Lake, his relevance for practitioners.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 129-133) and index.
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