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The Journal of Humanistic Psychology is an interdisciplinary forum for contributions, controversies and diverse statements pertaining to humanistic psychology. It addresses personal growth, interpersonal encounters, social problems and philosophical issues.
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The Journal of Humanistic Psychology was founded by Abraham Maslow and Anthony Sutich in 1961. It is the official journal of the Association for Humanistic Psychology. Thomas Greening, JHP's former chief editor (1970-2005), is a member of the faculty. The current editor, Kirk J. Schneider, is Vice President of the Existential-Humanistic Institute, and Adjunct Faculty at Saybrook University and at Institute of Integral Studies.
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The articles and features in JHP bring you the best of current scholarship covering a wide range of topics, such as: Authenticity · Community-building · Confluent education · Consciousness · Creativity · Existential psychotherapy · Holistic healing and learning · Humanistic politics · Humanistic psychotherapy · Human science research · Identity · I-Thou encounters · Love · Peace and mediation · Personal Growth · Self-actualization · Self-transcendence · Spiritual development · Synergy · Values.
A Multifaceted View of the Field
The Journal of Humanistic Psychology explores the many facets of humanistic psychology through a variety of features, including experiential reports, analyses of contemporary culture, theoretical papers, personal essays, poetry, research studies emphasizing human scientific methods, and applications of humanistic psychology.
Easy-to-Use Annual Index
For fast, easy reference the last issue of each year of the Journal of Humanistic Psychology includes an index of articles and authors.
Influential Scholars
Notable contributors to the Journal of Humanistic Psychology have included James F T Bugental, Abraham Maslow, Rollo May, Carl Rogers, Brewster Smith and Ken Wilber.
Thematic Issues and Sections
The Journal of Humanistic Psychology occasionally supplements its broad coverage with in-depth studies of topics of particular interest. Recent Special Issues and Special Sections include: International Developments in Humanistic Psychology · In Honor of Jim Bugental · Rollo May · Carl Rogers-The Man and His Ideas · Dialogue · Trauma and Transcendence · Leary, Drugs, Learning and Reality · The Growing Edge in Humanistic and Experiential Therapies.
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Editorial Board Christopher Aanstoos Will W. Adams Walter Truett Anderson Arthur Bohart Ken Bradford Jeffery Alan Brisker Roger Brooke Thomas F. Cloonan Ann Collen Allan Combs Nick Cooper Erik Craig Eleanor Criswell Larry Davidson Roy J. deCarvalhol Arthur Deikman Stephen Diamond David Elkins James Fadiman Constance T. Fischer Maurice Friedman John Galvin |
Amedeo Giorgi Gerald Goodman Stanislav Grof Steen Halling Barbara S. Held Lewis Hoffman Daniel Holland Eugene Taylor Stephan Tobin Art Warmoth Ken Wilber Paul Wong Rich Hycner Theopia Jackson Dennis Jaffe Adelbert H. Jenkins Robert Kramer Stanley Krippner Orah Krug Larry Leigner Rabbi Michael Lerner David A. Levy John L. Levy |
David Lukoff Salvatore Maddi Alvin Mahrer Edward Mendelowitz Clark Moustakas Shoji Muramoto Michael Murphy Maureen O'Hara Fraser Pierson Donald Polkinghorne Kaisa Puhakka David Rennie Ruth Richards Linda Riebel Brent Dean Robbins John Rowan Shawn Rubin Ilene Serlin Huston Smith M. Brewster Smith E. Mark Stern Louise Sundararajan Thomas Szasz |