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  • Society for Humanistic Psychology Newsletter

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    January 2010

    Feature

    An Artist-Therapist Travels with Arts Processes in Gestaltland

    By Niela Miller
    Society for Humanistic Psychology Newsletter, January 2010

    Niela Miller discusses bringing arts processes into interactions with clients

    Humanitas

    • Solaris: (Interstellar Space)
      Solarisis a work about the strange goings-on encountered by cosmonauts on a space station that hovers ominously over the ocean-planet Solaris
      By Edward Mendelowitz, PhD

    In this issue

    • From the Editor
      Highlights of the Winter 2010 newsletter
      By Shawn Rubin
    • Controversial Issues for the Future DSM-V
      Graduate student Sarah Kamens' paper regarding the future revision of the DSM-V
      By Sarah Kamens
    • Board Minutes
      Executive committee minutes from August 6, 2009 meeting
    • Business Meeting Minutes
      Business minutes from August 8, 2009 meeting in Toronto
    • Transpersonal Conference 2010
      The mission of the conference is to present breakthrough discoveries revealing the fundamental role of consciousness in all human affairs
    • Spirituality in Action Conference
      This conference offers presentations, papers, workshops and speakers with a multidisciplinary and integrative approach to human potential, self-development, relationship and community
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