The future of humanistic psychology: Towards a self with expanded horizons.

Ahammed, Shaima; Cherian, Isaac

doi:10.1080/08873267.2012.694129

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“…Carl Rogers, with his varying emphases on the actualizing tendency, the self-actualizing tendency, and personality in general would wholeheartedly agree. This is fortunate given the fact that humanistic psychologists have argued that a properly humanistic articulation of personhood requires an enriched understanding of selfhood (e.g., Ahammed & Cherian, 2013) and ought to be connected to the tradition of social–personality psychology as exemplified by the American functionalist tradition (e.g., Gordon Allport, Henry A. Murray, Gardner Murphy, George Kelly; Taylor, 1999).…”

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On framing the future of humanistic psychology.

DeRobertis

2016

The Humanistic Psychologist

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This article offers a narrative frame for envisioning the future of humanistic psychology. Diverse themes pertinent to the topic were drawn from a wide body of literature and given organizational structure. The analysis presented here suggests that contemporary humanistic psychologists ought to embrace their pluralistic historical lineage, offer a revolutionary image of psychological science, offer an alternative image of the person in psychology, permeate psychology's database, and market humanistic psychology. Various subthemes and concrete suggestions are presented as signposts for the development of humanistic psychology in the 21st century.

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On framing the future of humanistic psychology.

DeRobertis

2016

The Humanistic Psychologist

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The person over standardisation: a humanistic framework for teacher learning in diverse school-based contexts

Kazanjian

Choi

2016

Pedagogy, Culture & Society

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Depth Psychology in Action: The Corps of Depth Healers’ Vision for Collective Healing

Gamlen,

Schneider

2024

Journal of Humanistic Psychology

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The Corps of Depth Healers, founded by Kirk Schneider in 2023 and assisted by Tyler Gamlen, emerged in response to escalating social, political, and environmental crises. The Corps addresses contemporary challenges such as political polarization, mental health disparities, and societal fragmentation through emotionally restorative relationships, depth healing, and bridge-building. Key initiatives include Experiential Democracy Dialogues, based on Schneider’s work, which promote depolarization and empathy in a polarized world. Central to the Corps’ philosophy is Schneider’s concept of awe—an experience that fosters profound connection and meaning. The organization operates through a consortium model, collaborating with like-minded groups committed to social justice and depth psychology. Its Depth Dialogues podcast further extends its outreach by engaging scholars and activists. Looking ahead, the Corps envisions systemic mental health advocacy, proposing the creation of a Psychologist General and a national Office of Psychological Advisors. It is also developing a comprehensive training program to equip professionals with depth psychological tools for social healing, uniting individuals across various fields to address existential and societal crises through transformative depth healing and community restoration.

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The future of humanistic psychology: Towards a self with expanded horizons.

Cited by 3 publications

References 8 publications

On framing the future of humanistic psychology.

On framing the future of humanistic psychology.

The person over standardisation: a humanistic framework for teacher learning in diverse school-based contexts

Depth Psychology in Action: The Corps of Depth Healers’ Vision for Collective Healing

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