Paul Meier (author)

Paul Meier (author)

Paul Meier, is an American Doctor of Medicine and Christian author of several self help books as well as a series of Christian novels, the "Third Millennium" series, which according to its publisher have sold more than 300,000 copies.

He is also the founder of Meier Clinics, a non-profit, tax exempt organization providing "Christian counseling". According to the biography on his website, The Association of Christian Counselors named Meier as the "father of the Christian Psychology movement". [ [http://www.paulmeiermd.com/bio.asp PaulMeierMD.com] ] . He has also appeared on TV and radio, including "Oprah", "Praise the Lord" and Paula White. In September 1999, the American Association of Christian Counselors presented Meier with a Lifetime Achievement Award for his work in the field of Christian counseling. [ [http://www.ecounseling.com/articles/529 Interview of Meier at ecounseling.com] ]

elected bibliography

Non-fiction

*"Blue Genes"
*"Happiness is a Choice" (with Frank Minirth)
*"Love is a Choice" (with Frnak Minirth and Robert Hamfelt)
*"Unbreakable Bonds" (with Cheryl Meier)
*"What I've Learned Since I Knew It All" (with Todd Clements)
*"Winning is a Choice" (with Jim Hiskey)

Fiction

*"The Third Millennium"
*"The Fourth Millennium" (with Robert L. Wise)
*"Beyond the Millennium" (with Robert L. Wise)

References

External links

* [http://paulmeiermd.com Official website]
* [http://www.meierclinics.org Meier Clinics]
* [http://www.tyndale.com/authors/authorbio.asp?id=855 Author bio: Paul Meier] , Tyndale House
* [http://www.thomasnelson.com/consumer/authordetail.asp?creatorid=1196 Author detail: Paul Meier] , Thomas Nelson


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