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Theistic Integrative Psychology Edmund D. Pellegrino and reception of each workTheistic Integrative Psychology shows an approach for incorporating belief in God into therapy. An important aspect of this therapy is the assumption that spirituality and faith are central to many people's lives, and therefore therapists should be open to including religious beliefs in their work with clients. In this session, Dr. P. Scott Richards works with a 60 year old African American woman who was recently diagnosed with diabetes. He first