Links
http://counseling.org American Counseling Association
Annotated Bibliography of Websites Referenced in
Integrating Spirituality and Religion Into Counseling: A Guide to
Competent Practice
The websites below include those listed in the text and in the reference
sections of the book. They are separated by chapter with the exception
of those that were cited in a previous chapter.
Chapter 1
http://www.trans4mind.com/news/kenwilber.html
A Spirituality that Transforms
by Ken Wilber Translation vs. Transformation
Discusses the difference between translation and transformation
and the role of religion in these processes. The author defines
transformation as the result of spiritual development that results in
the ability (and willingness) to reject and challenge worldviews
that are deemed legitimate or even “preferred.” Transformation
provides “authenticity” to the individual. Translation is defined as
a spiritual process by which the individual acquires a new way of
thinking or feeling about reality. The author identifies
transformation as the preferred process and asserts that few
attain true transformation.
Chapter 2
http://www.apa.org/divisions/div36/
The website of the American Psychological Association Division
36, Psychology of Religion.
http://www.aservic.org/
The website of the American Society for Ethics, Religion, and
Values in Counseling, as division of the American Counseling
Association.
Chapter 3
http://aac.ncat.edu/
The website of the Association for Assessment in Counseling and
Education.
http://apa.org/science/jctpweb.html
The website of the American Psychological Association’s Joint
Committee on Testing Practices.
http://www.fetzer.org/pdf/total_fetzer_book.pdf
This link is a document prepared by the Fetzer Institute, the
National Institute on Aging, and the National Institutes of Health
describing an assessment Multidimensional Measurement of
Religiousness/Spirituality for us in Health Research. This
instrument measures the fundamental dimensions of spirituality
and religiousness as related to mental and physical health.
http://as800.chcr.brown.edu/pcoc/spirit.htm
This website is provided by Brown University and contains a
variety of assessments that measure the quality of life, attitudes
concerning life and death, religiousness, and overall spirituality
with those who are facing the end of life.
http://www.geocities.com/randynied/home.html
This website provides a summary of the doctoral dissertation
conducted by Dr. Randy Ried at the University of Georgia. The
link referenced in the textbook is specific to chapter 2 of the
summary (http://www.geocities.com/randynied/ch2.html).
Chapter 4
http://www.gaps.co.uk/
The website of The Guild of Analytical Psychology and Spirituality.
http://caps.net
The website of the Christian Association for Psychological
Studies.
http://www.ahpweb.org/index.html
The website of the Association for Humanistic Psychology.
Chapter 5
http://www.explorefaith.org/
The website of Eplorefaith
The mission of Explore faith is to provide an open, non-
judgmental, private place for anyone interested in exploring
spiritual issues. Explore faith clams to celebrate diversity and
respect the insights that can be gained through the wisdom of
different denominations and religious traditions.
http://www.mindspirit.org
The website of the Psychotherapy and Spirituality Institute.
http://www.religioustolerance.org
The purpose of Religioustolerance.org is to promote religious
tolerance and freedom. The group defines religious tolerance as
extending “religious freedom to people of all religions, even
though you sincerely disagree with their beliefs and/or practices.”
Consistent with that definition, religious freedom is defined as
allowing individuals to “believe, worship and witness as you wish,
change your beliefs or religion, and
join with others to express your beliefs.”
http://wri.leaderu.com/
The website of the World Religions Index. The goal of the group
is to equip Christians to understand other world faiths and
religious philosophies.
Chapter 6
The following websites are intended to provide the individual with
information to expand the knowledge of particular religious
organizations, sects, and denominations.
Judaism
www.zipple.com
www.jewsforjudaism.org
Christian Based
http://www.christianity.net.au/
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
www.mormons.org
www.lds.org
Jehovah’s Witness
www.jehovahs-witness.com
www.watchtower.org
www.jw-media.org
Black Christian Churches
www.churchfolk.com
www.ame-today.com
African American Islam
www.noi.org
www.geocities.com/mikailtariq
http://www.islamicity.com/
Islam
www.islamworld.net
www.isprin.com
Zoroastrianism
www.zoroastrianism.com
Sikhism
www.sikhs.org
www.sikhnet.com
www.srigurugranthsahib.org
Native American Religions
www.native-american-online.org
www.press-on.net
Hinduism
www.indiadivine.com
Shintoism
www.jinja.or.jp/english/index.html
www.egroups.com/group/shintoml
Jainism
www.jainnet.com
www.jainsamaj.org
www.jainworld.com
Buddhism
www.tricycle.com
www.livingdharma.org/index.html
www.members.tripod.com/~lhamo
Confucianism
http://thespiritualsanctuary.org/Confucianism/Confucianism.html
www.chineseculture.about.com
Taoism
www.taorestore.org
http://www.religiousworlds.com/taoism/index.html
Chapter 7
www.awesomelibrary.
org/Classroom/Social_Studies/Multicultural/Religious_Diversity.
html
Website of The Awesome Library. This particular site provides
links to information for several different religious traditions.
www.pluralism.org/about/mission.php
The website of the Pluralism Project by the Committee on the
Study of Religion at Harvard University. The goal of the project is
to help Americans engage with the realities of religious diversity
through research, outreach, and the active dissemination of
resources.
Religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu
The website of The Religious Movements Homepage Project at
The University of Virginia. This is an extensive website where
detailed profiles of more than two hundred different religious
groups and movements can be found.
Chapter 8
www.mercycenter.org
This is the website of Mercy Center in Auburn, CA. Mercy
Center, Auburn is a retreat and conference center located in
northern California's Sierra Nevada Foothills. Mercy Center
retreats emphasize spiritual renewal.
www.shalem.org
This is the website of the Shalem Institute. Shalem provides
programs and support for spiritual directors, clergy, leaders of
contemplative prayer groups and retreats, other lay leaders, and
individuals--all who seek to deepen their relationships with God
and bring the gifts of contemplative living and leadership to their
ministries.
www.sdiworld.org
This is the website of Spiritual Directors International. Spiritual
Directors International is a global learning community of people
from many faiths and many nations who share a common
concern, passion and commitment to the art and contemplative
practice of spiritual direction.
Chapter 9
www.americapress.org
The website of America Magazine, a weekly electronic Catholic
magazine.
www.igc.apc.org/atp/
This is the website for the Association of Transpersonal
Psychology.
www.spiritualityhealth.com
This is the website for Spirituality and Health Magazine.
www.spiritslaughing.com
This website provides information concerning trends in spirituality,
especially those that include humor.
Annotated Bibliography of Websites Referenced in
Integrating Spirituality and Religion Into Counseling: A Guide to
Competent Practice
The websites below include those listed in the text and in the reference
sections of the book. They are separated by chapter with the exception
of those that were cited in a previous chapter.
Chapter 1
http://www.trans4mind.com/news/kenwilber.html
A Spirituality that Transforms
by Ken Wilber Translation vs. Transformation
Discusses the difference between translation and transformation
and the role of religion in these processes. The author defines
transformation as the result of spiritual development that results in
the ability (and willingness) to reject and challenge worldviews
that are deemed legitimate or even “preferred.” Transformation
provides “authenticity” to the individual. Translation is defined as
a spiritual process by which the individual acquires a new way of
thinking or feeling about reality. The author identifies
transformation as the preferred process and asserts that few
attain true transformation.
Chapter 2
http://www.apa.org/divisions/div36/
The website of the American Psychological Association Division
36, Psychology of Religion.
http://www.aservic.org/
The website of the American Society for Ethics, Religion, and
Values in Counseling, as division of the American Counseling
Association.
Chapter 3
http://aac.ncat.edu/
The website of the Association for Assessment in Counseling and
Education.
http://apa.org/science/jctpweb.html
The website of the American Psychological Association’s Joint
Committee on Testing Practices.
http://www.fetzer.org/pdf/total_fetzer_book.pdf
This link is a document prepared by the Fetzer Institute, the
National Institute on Aging, and the National Institutes of Health
describing an assessment Multidimensional Measurement of
Religiousness/Spirituality for us in Health Research. This
instrument measures the fundamental dimensions of spirituality
and religiousness as related to mental and physical health.
http://as800.chcr.brown.edu/pcoc/spirit.htm
This website is provided by Brown University and contains a
variety of assessments that measure the quality of life, attitudes
concerning life and death, religiousness, and overall spirituality
with those who are facing the end of life.
http://www.geocities.com/randynied/home.html
This website provides a summary of the doctoral dissertation
conducted by Dr. Randy Ried at the University of Georgia. The
link referenced in the textbook is specific to chapter 2 of the
summary (http://www.geocities.com/randynied/ch2.html).
Chapter 4
http://www.gaps.co.uk/
The website of The Guild of Analytical Psychology and Spirituality.
http://caps.net
The website of the Christian Association for Psychological
Studies.
http://www.ahpweb.org/index.html
The website of the Association for Humanistic Psychology.
Chapter 5
http://www.explorefaith.org/
The website of Eplorefaith
The mission of Explore faith is to provide an open, non-
judgmental, private place for anyone interested in exploring
spiritual issues. Explore faith clams to celebrate diversity and
respect the insights that can be gained through the wisdom of
different denominations and religious traditions.
http://www.mindspirit.org
The website of the Psychotherapy and Spirituality Institute.
http://www.religioustolerance.org
The purpose of Religioustolerance.org is to promote religious
tolerance and freedom. The group defines religious tolerance as
extending “religious freedom to people of all religions, even
though you sincerely disagree with their beliefs and/or practices.”
Consistent with that definition, religious freedom is defined as
allowing individuals to “believe, worship and witness as you wish,
change your beliefs or religion, and
join with others to express your beliefs.”
http://wri.leaderu.com/
The website of the World Religions Index. The goal of the group
is to equip Christians to understand other world faiths and
religious philosophies.
Chapter 6
The following websites are intended to provide the individual with
information to expand the knowledge of particular religious
organizations, sects, and denominations.
Judaism
www.zipple.com
www.jewsforjudaism.org
Christian Based
http://www.christianity.net.au/
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
www.mormons.org
www.lds.org
Jehovah’s Witness
www.jehovahs-witness.com
www.watchtower.org
www.jw-media.org
Black Christian Churches
www.churchfolk.com
www.ame-today.com
African American Islam
www.noi.org
www.geocities.com/mikailtariq
http://www.islamicity.com/
Islam
www.islamworld.net
www.isprin.com
Zoroastrianism
www.zoroastrianism.com
Sikhism
www.sikhs.org
www.sikhnet.com
www.srigurugranthsahib.org
Native American Religions
www.native-american-online.org
www.press-on.net
Hinduism
www.indiadivine.com
Shintoism
www.jinja.or.jp/english/index.html
www.egroups.com/group/shintoml
Jainism
www.jainnet.com
www.jainsamaj.org
www.jainworld.com
Buddhism
www.tricycle.com
www.livingdharma.org/index.html
www.members.tripod.com/~lhamo
Confucianism
http://thespiritualsanctuary.org/Confucianism/Confucianism.html
www.chineseculture.about.com
Taoism
www.taorestore.org
http://www.religiousworlds.com/taoism/index.html
Chapter 7
www.awesomelibrary.
org/Classroom/Social_Studies/Multicultural/Religious_Diversity.
html
Website of The Awesome Library. This particular site provides
links to information for several different religious traditions.
www.pluralism.org/about/mission.php
The website of the Pluralism Project by the Committee on the
Study of Religion at Harvard University. The goal of the project is
to help Americans engage with the realities of religious diversity
through research, outreach, and the active dissemination of
resources.
Religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu
The website of The Religious Movements Homepage Project at
The University of Virginia. This is an extensive website where
detailed profiles of more than two hundred different religious
groups and movements can be found.
Chapter 8
www.mercycenter.org
This is the website of Mercy Center in Auburn, CA. Mercy
Center, Auburn is a retreat and conference center located in
northern California's Sierra Nevada Foothills. Mercy Center
retreats emphasize spiritual renewal.
www.shalem.org
This is the website of the Shalem Institute. Shalem provides
programs and support for spiritual directors, clergy, leaders of
contemplative prayer groups and retreats, other lay leaders, and
individuals--all who seek to deepen their relationships with God
and bring the gifts of contemplative living and leadership to their
ministries.
www.sdiworld.org
This is the website of Spiritual Directors International. Spiritual
Directors International is a global learning community of people
from many faiths and many nations who share a common
concern, passion and commitment to the art and contemplative
practice of spiritual direction.
Chapter 9
www.americapress.org
The website of America Magazine, a weekly electronic Catholic
magazine.
www.igc.apc.org/atp/
This is the website for the Association of Transpersonal
Psychology.
www.spiritualityhealth.com
This is the website for Spirituality and Health Magazine.
www.spiritslaughing.com
This website provides information concerning trends in spirituality,
especially those that include humor.
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