Search Division 32

Division 32 offers several continuing education options for members, including new online courses and ce courses at the annual conference.

The executive board includes 14 elected and voting members plus two appointed students who do not vote.

Division 32 represents the Rogerian, transpersonal and existential orientations, and phenomenological, hermeneutic, constructivist, feminist and postmodern psychologies.

The question worth asking is not whether humanistic psychology remains relevant

“Though there is often partial validity to…critiques [of Maslow], cultural elements of his theory of self-actualization are sometimes misinterpreted and/or overlooked.”

In this issue: president's column, cultural critique of Maslow’s Theory and more.

Veterans drowning in shame do not need quick cognitive restructuring or premature reassurance; they need someone willing to sit with them, soul to soul, without flinching.

The Division 32 president, president-elect and past president.

Active groups covering Indigenous Psychology, APS/Psychotherapy, DSM Revision, Epistemological Diversity and LGBT issues.

The Sidney M. Jourard Student Award is a poster competition; winners are presented at the annual Div. 32 conference.

The history of the Society for Humanistic Psychology.

The Carl Rogers Award is given to an individual for an outstanding contribution to the theory and practice of humanistic psychology.

The Rollo May Award is given to an individual in recognition of distinguished lifetime contributions to humanistic psychology.

List of current Division 32 fellows.

The Carmi Harari Early Career Awards cover the range of in-depth inquiry, research and new discoveries and theoretical insights using a broad range of methods.

This award is given to an institution and an associated individual that have made an outstanding and lasting contribution to humanistic psychology.

This award is given to an individual who has, throughout their career, given sustained loyal service to the Society.

There are 8 standing committees in Division 32. The President appoints Chairs of these committees. The President appoints members of the standing committees upon the recommendation of the Chairs.

The Division 32 Fellows Committee invites nominations for new fellows of the division.

The latest news and events of interest to Division 32 members and those in the field of humanistic psychology.

In this issue: A reflection from the division president, 40 years of memories, a conversation about narrative meaning, and more.

Conversation about narrative meaning, transformation, and connections with humanistic psychology.

Grant Rich shares a collection of memories from Division 32 presidents across 40 years.

Division 32’s president reflects on the experience and meaning of attending the 18th Annual Mid-Winter Conference in Atlanta.

Div. 32 members gain access to the division's quarterly journal, the division newsletter and an opportunity to contribute to the advancement of humanistic psychology.