About
Thomas Edgington serves as Associate Dean of Behavioral Science and Professor of Behavioral Science at Grace College in Winona Lake, Indiana, where he emphasizes the institution's family atmosphere and student-centered environment.
His academic credentials include:
- B.A. in Psychology, Grace College
- M.A. in Biblical Counseling, Grace College
- M.Div., Grace Theological Seminary
- Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology, Ball State University
Dr. Edgington specializes in synthesizing biblical principles with psychological science, focusing on how theological frameworks inform counseling practices. His work bridges Christian theology and evidence-based psychology to address mental health through faith-integrated approaches, particularly relevant for pastoral care and Christian counseling contexts.
His publication "Theological Foundations of Counseling" (2014) represents core research examining scriptural applications in therapeutic settings. This work falls within psychology and theology disciplines, with subfields spanning Christian counseling methodologies, ethical integration of faith in practice, and theological underpinnings of psychological well-being.
Professional affiliations include the American Counseling Association and American Association for Christian Counselors.
Dr. Edgington highlights Grace College's student community as central to his teaching philosophy, stating: "We have incredible students at Grace with a family atmosphere. The students make teaching here special!" While specific advisees aren't listed, his role involves mentoring behavioral science students within Grace's academic framework.
