Braided Selves

Exploring the concept of multiplicity in human identity, this book challenges traditional psychological views by linking our complex selves to the nature of a relational, multiple God. It critiques modern Western ideas of Oneness, highlighting their detrimental effects on individuals and society. Through ten years of essays by Pamela Cooper-White, the text integrates postmodern pastoral psychology and Trinitarian theology, offering insights for spiritual care, counseling, and psychotherapy while advocating for marginalized voices.