Braided Selves

Exploring the concept of multiplicity in human identity, this book challenges traditional psychological views and examines how modern notions of Oneness can be harmful. It posits that our multiplicity reflects the nature of a loving, relational God and seeks to empower marginalized voices. Drawing on postmodern pastoral psychology and Trinitarian theology, the work compiles a decade of essays by Pamela Cooper-White, integrating feminist and psychoanalytic theories with constructive theology to enhance spiritual care and counseling practices.