I found Mart De Hann's comments in the December newsletter of RBC minstry most helpful. One side says that God in His wisdom has given us in the Bible, all we need to solve the causes of sexual abuse, domestic violence, depression, addiction, suicide, anorexia, etc. The other side says that in addition to the Bible, God in His mercy has given our generation support groups, professional counselors, antidepressants, personality tests, etc. But the Bible is enough people respond that these additions are not helping. These extras are replacing the Word of God.
Personal problems are at epidemic proportions, despite the proliferation of counselors.
Many have forgotten that in matters not rooted in biology, the Bible is sufficient for spiritual healing, growth and personal wholeness. The other side responds that we really cannot tell where the line between physical and spiritual starts and stops. There is God the Father who answered the troubled, angry, disillusioned, grieving heart of Job by pointing out the wealth of created phenomena. There are the prophets who over and over again started with general revelation insights to point wayward hearts back to God. There is David who said that God is constantly speaking through nature.