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    July 2026 |Vol. 41, No. 2 PDF icon Download Issue (PDF, 806KB)opens in new window
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    Feature Article

    Maslow’s theory of human motivation and cultural implications for training in humanistic psychology today

    “Though there is often partial validity to…critiques [of Maslow], cultural elements of his theory of self-actualization are sometimes misinterpreted and/or overlooked.”
    By Shannon Elgert, MA, Lydia Stetson, MA, and Lauren Mizock, PhD

    In this issue

    • Moral injury and the reinvigoration of existential–humanistic psychology
      In a time when veterans seek dignity, we must be prepared to meet them
      By Tobi Goering
    • The throw-ins: Notes on transmission from a first-year supervisor
      The question worth asking is not whether humanistic psychology remains relevant
      By D. W. Darling, PhD
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