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In an effort to integrate religious thought and clinical practice, this paper describes selected theological positions on sexual behavior taken by American denominations and religious groups. The authors assert that an understanding, if not an appreciation, of such diverse religious and theological policies can assist in both assessment and intervention. Additionally, the authors provide concrete suggestions and contraindications for practice behaviors that involve the religious/spiritual traditions of clients.
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