Finding the Valuable Person

The book introduces the REMA approach to therapy, focusing on the human need for validation and connection that arises from experiences of devaluation. It emphasizes the importance of relational and embodied meaning-making in therapy, addressing the unconscious soul-hungers for significance and hope. Unlike traditional methods that view individuals in isolation, REMA considers social contexts, including gender and race, while aligning biblical faith with counseling psychology. This innovative model is designed for broad application, making it accessible to various practitioners.