Divine Mercy University Releases Condensed Version of Award-Winning Meta-Model Book
Divine Mercy University Press has published a mini-version of its acclaimed 700-page volume, 'A Catholic Christian Meta-Model of the Person,' offering a concise summary of the integrated psychological, philosophical, and theological framework for mental health practice.
Divine Mercy University Press (DMU Press) has announced the publication of a mini-version of 'A Catholic Christian Meta-Model of the Person: Integration with Psychology and Mental Health Practice.' This condensed edition, authored by Paul C. Vitz, Ph.D., distills the essential points of the original 700-page volume into a more accessible format. The book, which won the 2020 Expanded Reason Award, integrates psychology, philosophy, and theology to provide a comprehensive framework for understanding the person in mental health practice.
The mini-version is aimed at professors, practitioners, and students in the mental health field, offering them a streamlined overview of the Meta-Model's application in clinical work and research. It also contributes to broader theological and philosophical discussions on the nature of the person. The publication underscores DMU Press's commitment to bridging the gap between psychological sciences and Catholic Christian perspectives on human dignity and mental health.
Paul C. Vitz, Ph.D., expressed gratitude towards the Divine Mercy University community and collaborators who contributed to the development of both the original and mini-version of the Meta-Model. The book is available for purchase in paperback and Kindle formats, marking a significant milestone in the dissemination of integrative approaches to mental health and personhood.