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The Associação Brasileira de Conselheiros Bíblicos is a rich source for biblical counsellors. There are a number of books that have been translated into Portuguese. These include:

The Transforming Power of the Gospel/O poder transformador do evangelho by Jerry Bridges ISBN: 9788574140520

 Christ-centered Biblical Counseling/Aconselhamento Bíblico Cristocêntrico by James MacDonald, Bob Kellemen, and Steve Viars  ISBN: 978-85-7414-057-5

Picking up the Pieces/Recolhendo os Pedacos by Lou Priolo ISBN: 978-85-7414-053-7

Age of Opportunity Idade da Oportunidader by Paul Tripp

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When People are Big and God is Small/Quando as Pessoas São Grandes e Deus é Pequeno by Ed. 
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 Daniel Berger II. Several books covering the topic of mental illness: https://editorasebi.com.br/livros/doencas-mentais/?fbclid=IwAR1r19zQIFPIkE1er3Iuc8SQERkjhIw_WXKZ46FrDRrLUX41I9Ezq1gQNJo






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