Society for Humanistic Psychology Newsletter: Past Issues
- August 2019
In this issue: facing the horrors of climate change; dealing with climate change denial; and an update on the Humanistic Psychologist for members.
- July 2018
In this issue: Mindfullness, love as the healing balm, collaboration between Divs. 32 and 10, presidential position statement and more.
- April 2018
In this issue: Humanistic psychology and self-care, student activism, spotlight on Robert McInerney and more.
- October 2017
In this issue: humanistic psychology, president-elect statement 2017-18, harm reduction and William James on addiction.
- December 2016
In this issue: humanistic psychology after the election, helping survivors of assault, media engagement as a call to action, and more.
- July 2016
In this issue: Recent developments in social and political events call on humanistically trained academics and practitioners to redouble their engagement with the world; and more.
- October 2015
In this issue: the editors' swan song; our past president's blueprint for advancement; developments in membership and more.
- January 2015
In this issue: the president and president-elect reflect on their goals for the year; membership update and humanitas.
- July 2014
In this issue: The interpretive stance of agape love, Div. 32 programming at APA Convention, new leadership in membership and more.
- January 2014
In this issue: a personal look at the Trayvon Martin case, examining the worlds of the late Eugene Taylor and Viennese writer Joseph Roth, introducing dxsummit.org, and more.