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Uniting Spirituality and Sexual Counseling: Semitic Traditions

Tommy E. Turner

Jacksonville State University, tturner{at}jsu.edu

Nancy J. Fox

Jacksonville State University

Jerry D. Kiser

Jacksonville State University

A barrier between spirituality and counseling appears to be fading away as the quest for spiritual understanding expands. Practitioners who unite sexual counseling and spirituality must not only examine their personal experiences, values, and beliefs in the spiritual realm, but must also become familiar with a wide array of spiritual traditions that clients can and will bring to the counseling process. This article provides information about spirituality and sexuality from both Islamic and Jewish perspectives.

Key Words: spirituality • sexual counseling • Judaism • Islam • Semitic

The Family Journal, Vol. 15, No. 3, 294-297 (2007)
DOI: 10.1177/1066480707301615
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