Description: POWER TO CHANGE differentiates between mere cosmetic change & substantive change, then shows how relationships can be revitalized. One of the dawning realizations of our age is that in spite of all the hue & cry for change, social conditions invariably become more adversarial & chaotic, taking an enormous economic & emotional toll on the human spirit. Family therapist John Dan points the way out of this human dilemma, using data shared but often overlooked from both behavioral science & the Biblical writers. He shows how the Christians' view of the Trinity & the behavioral scientists' understanding of human response can both be enlisted to bring about psychological/spiritual healing & personal transformation. Graphs showing Christ's work on the Cross dramatically illustrate this healing process & what precisely must take place to emancipate & empower people to take control of their lives & effect healthy, complementary relationships. Reviewers have likened this to Scott Peck & Tom Harris's books in terms of appeal & breaking new ground in both spiritual & psychological fields. Written in easy-to-read, non-technical language even the layman can understand & benefit from.

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