Friday, October 10, 2025
Interruptive Interviews at the Intersection of Psychology and Theology blog piece
I’m pleased to have a collaborative blog piece published on the Crosstraining Psychology and Theology blog.
Titled Interruptive Interviews at the Intersection of Psychology and Theology, it’s a collaboration with two colleagues in my Crosstraining cohort, Dr. Alison Woolley, Dr. Allen Jorgenson and myself.
The blog emerged from a comment made by Allen during a presentation, which resonated with my research experience and prompted a conversation with Alison afterward, who provided some intellectual resource. The result was the blog, in which we offer three qualitative research experiences from our interdisciplinary research in the Crosstraining programme and bring it into dialogue with theory in psychology and theology.
It was a delight to write with colleagues like Alison and Allen, who are not only smart and competent, but delightfully human. I’m grateful for the experience.
(The blog is the second blog piece I’ve had published with on the Crosstraining Psychology and Theology blog. The other was back in January, when I wrote a blog on Listening with Purpose II: A Theologian Reflects on the Interface between Theology and Psychology).
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