Society for Humanistic Psychology Newsletter
A newsletter of Division 32
December 2016
President's Column
President-Elect's Column
- Mindfulness, humanistic outreach and media engagement as a call to action
It is more important now than ever to understand our vital roles as humanistic psychologists, psychotherapists, educators and community outreach workers.
From the Editors
- Beyond SMART goals: A humanistic approach to treatment planning that satisfies managed care requirements
Suggesting an alternative, humanistic approach to treatment planning which I have successfully employed in my therapeutic practice during the last decade.
Member Spotlight
- Gina Belton: Radical hospitality in tending to our stories at the end of life
Her work is about tending the stories in the intersection between the western bio-medical model and the indigenous knowledge system, in the end of life experience.
Humanitas
- “The Angel of History”
I have observed over the course of many years that humanistic psychology sets it sights more emphatically on possibility than on destiny.
Membership
- Membership report for 2016
Membership Chair Trish Nash reports on division membership.
In this issue
- Providing humanistic psychotherapy for sexual assault survivors in a neoliberal society
How do clinicians combat the reductionist approaches that are often encouraged in managed care, and instead develop alternative approaches?
- "The Future of Diagnosis — Ethics, Social Justice, and Alternative Paradigms"
The future of diagnosis may include more patient input.