This new guidebook by leading pastoral theologians challenges much in contemporary developmental theory. Arguing that women's developmental stages cannot automatically be assumed to match those of men the authors provide a fresh analysis of the rewards and challenges of women at different stages of the life cycle.Useful as a text or reference the book sheds new light on developmental themes passages and issues in the lives of women from the perspective of pastoral care. From pre-adolescence to end-of-life-passages from such diverse themes as the developmental context for intimate violence and the impact of trauma on development to issues of women's power and authority across the life-span In Her Own Time provides a much-needed framework for the pastoral care of women. Designed to be used as either a textbook for students or a reference for pastors and counselors In Her Own Time takes a probing theological and psychological look at the possibilities and hurdles in the life-span of today's women.Like Gail Sheehy's Passages Daniel Levinson's Seasons of a Lifetime or Mary Pipher's Reviving Ophelia In Her Own Time will provide a framework-in this case a religious and theological framework-for seeing the specific issues in the lives of today's women.
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