Abstract
Discusses the development and popularity of short-term psychotherapy in relationship to the burgeoning field of managed health care. Views the role of pastoral counseling, pastoral counseling training, and the pastoral counselor in the context of the market economy of managed care. Claims that there is an incompatibility of pastoral counseling with managed behavioral health care, and calls for the return of pastoral counseling to the church.
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