Table of Contents

Acknowledgments; Forewords; Introduction; 1. The Church and Psychiatry: A Cozy Alliance; 2. Kathryn: Shame, Depression, and Psychiatric Drugs; 3. Biochemical Imbalances: Flawed Brains or Flawed Research?; 4. The Genetics of Depression, Schizophrenia, Greed, and Spirituality; 5. The Neurological Nightmare; 6. Jacqueline: Bipolar Disorder, Depression, and Suicidal Tendencies; 7. Relational Imbalances: Towards Healing The Soul; 8. Psychiatric Labels: Science or Invention?; 9. The Demise of the Soul and the Rise of Mental Health; 10. A Theological Critique of Psychiatry; 11. Healing Prayer and Psychiatry: A Comparison; 12. Conclusion; Appendix: Some Helpful Web Sites; Bibliography; Index; About The Author

About the Author

DIETER K. MULITZE completed a Master of Christian Studies degree,with a concentration in spiritual theology, from Regent College,Vancouver, BC. Dieter holds a PhD in quantitative genetics from the University of Saskatchewan. Responding to God's call,Dieter has become increasingly involved in the ministry of healing prayer for the whole person and has been ordained into the ministry of the gospel. He has authored three books on healing prayer. Dieter has taught courses at Christian colleges, spoken at conferences and churches and has conducted seminars on healing prayer and related topics. Since 1998, Dieter has been a director of Deeper Love Ministries, a Christian ministry for advancing spiritual wholeness, healing and growth in individuals, based on the model and ministry of Jesus Christ. He has a strong passion for equipping Christians in the local church for the ministry of healing prayer. Dieter and his wife Ellen live in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. They have one daughter, Karissa.