Journal of Psychology and Theology

Papers
(The median citation count of Journal of Psychology and Theology is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)
ArticleCitations
Desiring a Kingdom: The Clinical Implications of James K. A. Smith’s Theological Anthropology28
Faithfully Negotiating the Danger of this Existence: Stanley Hauerwas, Performing the Kingdom, and Psychotherapy as Ethical Discourse22
Clinical Integrative Practice: Third Issue11
Adverse Childhood Experiences Among Seminarians: Personal Experiences of Trauma and Implications for Pastoral Well-Being and Ministerial Training8
Psychometric Analysis of a Measure of Spiritual Experiences in Peruvian Adults6
How Long, O Lord? Fairbairn’s Object Relations Theory and the Practice of Lament6
Modeling Jesus Beyond the Black Square: Perspectives on Allyship, False Hope, and Amplifying Silenced Voices6
The Integration of Psychology and Theology Within Asian American Contexts5
Measuring the (Im)Measurable: On the Psycho-Socio-Spiritual Effects of Aesthetic Experiences of Art5
Religious Doubt and Mental Well-Being in Later Life: Is Humility a Protective Resource?5
Isn’t a Call Enough? What Is the Purpose of Psychologically Assessing Cross-Cultural Mission Workers?5
Integration of Psychology and Theology Within Asian American Contexts: Reflections From Over 40 Years of Involvement4
Experienced Social Support and Cultural Humility for Faith-Based Cross-Cultural Workers During COVID-194
Sacramentally Embodied, Free, Feeling Persons: A Dialogue between St. John Paul II’s Thomistic Personalism and Clinical Practice3
Honest to God: A Qualitative Study of Engaging with God in Lament3
Integration of Psychology and Mental Health in the Work of Religious Leaders3
Pastoring in a Pandemic: Sources and Types of Social Support Used by United Methodist Clergy in the Early Period of the COVID-19 Pandemic3
Spiritually Oriented Trauma Healing in Nigeria: A Program Evaluation to Assess Trauma-Symptom Reduction and Spiritual Growth3
An Undeserved Gift from God: Conservative Christian Experiences of Divine Grace3
Well-Being and Help-Seeking of Baptist Ministers and Spouses in the United States3
Purity Culture: Measurement and Relationship to Domestic Violence Myth Acceptance3
Race-based Traumatic Stress and Resilience: The Role of Spirituality Among Black Christians3
A Multicultural, Social Justice, and Peace Intervention for Interpersonal Violence2
Healing the Collective: Community-Healing Models and the Complex Relationship Between Individual Trauma and Historical Trauma in First Nations Survivors2
Disentangling Integration of Psychology and Theology: A Decolonial Critique and Improvisation in Spiritual Care and Counseling2
Clinical Integrative Practice: Second Issue2
Religion, Spirituality, and Well-Being in Sexual Minorities: The Moderating Role of Sense of Belonging2
Jeong and Han: The Clinical Implications of Postcolonial Theology on Suffering and Oppression2
Holy Spirit Attachment: Theologizing and Operationalizing the Third Person of the Trinity as the Immediate Divine Attachment Figure2
The Influence of Spiritual Well-Being on Depression among Protestant College Seminarians in Korea With a Focus on the Mediating Effect of Self-Esteem2
Spanish Translation, Validation, and Factor Structure of the Religious/Spiritual Struggles Scale With Puerto Rican Adults2
The Roles of Spiritual Fortitude and Religious Orientation in Relationship Quality for Interfaith Couples2
Moltmann for Clinicians: Hope in Suffering and the Way of Liberation2
An Examination of Attachment to God, Individualism, Collectivism, and Differentiation of Self in Second-Generation Christian Korean Americans2
Associations Between Work–Family Conflict, Psychological Distress, and Well-Being Among Taiwanese Clergy2
Otherwise than Empire: Psychotherapeutic Implications of Brueggemann’s Prophetic Imagination1
Handle With Care: The Effects of Benevolent Sexism on Christian Cross-Sex Friendships1
Faith and Intimate Partner Violence in Rural South Africa1
Culture and Integrative Practice: A Systems and Pastoral Care Response to Kogan (2025)1
Perceived Religious Pressures as an Antecedent to Self-Reported Religious/Spiritual Development and Well-Being for Christians1
Development and Evaluation of the Clinician-Rated Humility Scale1
On Being and Becoming Human Through Accompaniment and Telos: Ontological Convergences Between Christian Anthropology and the Science of Human Development1
Religious Experiences, Expectations of Discrimination, and Distress Among Biracial Christians1
Transitioning Integration: The Case of Regan and the Future of a Paradigm1
The Development and Validation of the Practicing Faith Survey1
Enhancing Grace Within a Group-Based Intervention for Counselors in Training1
For Us, By Us: Integrating Psychology and Theology Through the Filipino American Ministry Initiative1
Contributing Factors in the Successful Repatriation of Long-Term Adult Christian Missionaries1
Is There Anybody Out There? Coping and Belonging Strategies: Correlations with Depression, Anxiety, and Stress among Latinx Undergraduates1
Intersubjective Engagement in a Liminal Cultural Third: A Reflection on Kogan (2025)1
Lament: Measuring a Christian Meaning-Making Coping Practice1
Trinity, Perichoresis, and Christian Marriage: Thinking, Feeling, and Acting Like the Trinity1
Dining against Dehumanization: A Mixed-Methods and Interdisciplinary Approach to Assessing the Humanizing Effects of Sharing a Meal with Individuals Experiencing Homelessness1
The Effect of Sabbath Keeping on Cortisol in Seventh-day Adventist Men and Women1
The Cycle of Cultural Integration: Toward Hermeneutical Justice in the Integration of Psychology and Theology1
Clinging to the Hands of a Distant God: Attachment to God in Protestant American Theology1
Examining Gendered Expectations in Christian Leadership and the Gender Punishment Gap1
When Does Identifying With Christ’s Suffering Help? A Moderated Moderation Analysis1
Clients’ Experiences of Praying During Therapy Sessions1
The Patient’s Religious References as a Change Supporting Factor in the Psychotherapy Process From the Perspective of Logotherapy1
Validation of the Portuguese Version of Hoge Intrinsic Motivation Religiosity Scale and Rohrbaugh and Jessor Religiosity Scale1
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