Society for Humanistic Psychology Newsletter
A newsletter of Division 32
April 2011
FEATURE
HUMANIITAS
- Humanitas #6: The Great Wall of China
The following thoughts, adapted from Ethics and Lao-Tzu and “Building the Great Wall of China,” are set down as a sort of reverie in the aftermath of the recent conference in Chicago
IN THIS ISSUE
- From The Editor
A message from Shawn, our Editor
- A Message From The President: A Few Things To Share
President Louise Sundararajan discusses the success of the Div. 32 Mid-Winter meetings, and the excitement of things to come.
- Existential Psychology In China
This month we re-examine existential psychology in China and update our original 2007 report
- Humanistic & Social Psychology
Searching for synthesis: Is it possible to be both a humanistic psychologist and a social psychologist
- Losing Hope In Treatment
This article is designed to give the reader a glimpse of what it is like to have given up hope from the point of view of the patient, I was the patient, a then thirty seven year old doctor of psychology, I suffer from recurrent acute upper back pain
- Member News
Stay current with the latest member news - In this issue we bring you updates on Steven Handwerker, Robert Stolorow, Kareen Malone, Donald Froyd, and Elliot Benjamin
- Mid-Winter Meeting Minutes
The Mid-Winter Meeting Minutes are from the 2011 Mid-WWinter Board Meeting held at the Hotel St. Francis in Santa Fe, NM on January 7th and 8th, 2011
- My Father's Death
Mark Yang shares this personal story about the recent death of his father, being thankful for great memories, and understanding the diifference between a biologocal family and an emotional family
- San Francisco State University Commencement Address
Kirk J. Schneider, PhD delivers the commencement address for the 2011 class of San Francisco State University on May 22, 2011
- Student Spotlight
This edition of Student Spotlight includes a word on Sam Cooke's "8 Bars of Soul", human encounter, and humanistic revolutions: the case of Sangath and India