Assessment of men and women entering religious life
Document Type
Book Chapter
Publication Date
2010
Publisher
American Psychological Association
Abstract
In this chapter, the author discusses his experience in private practice that focuses on working with the Roman Catholic and Episcopal churches. The author conducts psychological evaluations for applicants to religious life, such as priests, nuns, deacons, and so forth, and he provides evaluation, consultation, and psychological treatment for clergy members who experience a wide range of troubles. The author discusses training and billing issues, as well as advantages and disadvantages of this type of practice.
Chapter of
Earning a Living outside of Managed Mental Health Care: Fifty Ways to Expand your Practice
Editor
S. Walfish
Recommended Citation
Plante, T. G. (2010). Assessment of men and women entering religious life. In S. Walfish (Ed.). Earning a Living outside of Managed Mental Health Care: Fifty Ways to Expand your Practice, pp. 127-129. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association.
