humanistic psychology

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humanistic psychology

(Psychology) an approach to psychology that emphasizes emotions and the better understanding of the self in terms of observation of oneself and one's relations with others

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Existential-Humanistic Psychology. University of Wisconsin: Brookes/Cole Publishing Company Ltd.

The impact of active service on the intimate relationships of british Royal Naval Veterans of the Falklands War

He offers several "antidotes" to the "poison" of terrorism, drawing on his background as a psychologist and police officer, focusing on what he calls "eco-ethological" niches and cues, and relying on existential-humanistic psychology. He examines several situations of both foreign and urban warfare, underscoring the basically unwavering decency of those he sees as courageously fighting for our freedoms.

A cop doc's guide to understanding terrorism as human evil; healing from complex trauma syndromes for military, police, and public safety officers and their families

Heart-Centered therapies are located within the traditions of deep experiential psychotherapy, and existential-humanistic psychology. The first article is The Shamanic Journey.