Psychology for Lawyers
humanistic psychology
Preface
"[T]he renewal of humanism is a significant, world-wide development; it is deep, and it is of major consequence to our profession."
--Kirk J. Schneider & Alfred Längle, The Renewal
of Humanism in Psychotherapy: A Roundtable Discussion, 49 (4) Psychotherapy
427, 428 (2012)
Readings
What Is Humanistic Psychology?
[Association of Humanistic Psychology]
"Humanistic Educational Psychology," in Jack Himmelstein, Reassessing Law Schooling: An Inquiry Into the Application of Humanistic Education Psychology to the Teaching of Law, 53 N.Y.U. L. Rev. 514 543-547 (1978)
The Humanistic Approach
[William Glassman, Professor Emeritus,
Department of Psychology, Ryerson University]
Humanistic Psychology
[Saylor Academy]
Humanistic Approach: Basics
[Psychlotron Teaching Resource Bank]
The Humanistic and Behavioral Traditions:
Areas of Agreement and Disagreement
[David N. Elkins,
Psychotherapy, 2012]
Class Videos
Class Viewing 1: An
Introduction to Humanistic Psychology [27:21
mins.] [audio] [basic introduction; focus on Abraham Maslow and Carl
Rogers; moving away from a focus on the unconscious] [for in-class viewing
end the audio presentation at 22:56 mins.]
Class Viewing 2: Humanistic-Existential Therapy Models [15:48 mins.] [audio with slides]
Class Viewing 3: James Bugental: Humanistic Psychology
[4:36 mins.] [Thinking Aloud with Jeffrey Mishlove]
Class Viewing 4: Rollo May in Ten Minutes [10:15 mins.]
Humanistic Psychology (Introduction)
Humanistic Therapy
[1:18 mins.] [Carl Rogers and client-centered therapy;
humanistic psychology] [mismatch of the real and ideal self]
Counseling Psychology: Terry Hanley
[12:40 mins.]
Humanistic-Experiential
Therapy
[1:57 mins.]
What is Person Centred Therapy?
[5:37 mins.]
The Humanistic Approach to Personality Development [39:47 mins.] [audio] [Sam Fiala] [class room presentation can end at 27:54 mins.]
Why I Like Humanistic Psychology
[19:21 mins.] [Eric Dodson]
Personality: Humanism, Carl Rogers, Person-Centered Theory, and Self-Esteem
[16:36 mins.]
[Chris Dula, East Tennessee State] [reference to schemas & scripts] [reference to Carl Rogers begins at 4:04 mins., but moves immediately to talk about self-concept]
Personality: General Themes & A Humanistic Response
[47:54 mins.] [Louis Hoffman, Saybrook University] [substantive part of the presentation begins at 3:35 mins.]
Humanistic Psychology: A General Introduction
[55:22 mins.] [Louis Hoffman, Saybrook University]
Psychology 101: Humanistic Personality Theory
[9:05 mins.] [Lisa Fosbender]
Humanistic-Existential Therapy Models
[15:48 mins.] [audio lecture] The Humanistic Theory of Personality
[6:04 mins.] [audio]
Humanistic Perspective: Personality
[9:22 mins.]
Humanistic Psychology
[28:19 mins.] [audio; robotic voice]
What We Might Learn from Carl Rogers about Dialogue
Jordan Peterson on Carl Rogers
[50:09 mins.] [2017] [presentation
on Carl Rogers begins at 38:54 mins. and ends at 50:09] [Peterson presents
cogent remarks about therapy and the therapeutic relationship]
Dropping Truth Bombs
[10:54 mins.] [Runnymede Law Society, on January 21, 2017] [end presentation at 3:08 mins.] [full presentation]
James Bugental: Existential-Humanistic Psychotherapy
James Bugental Talks about Existential-Humanistic Psychotherapy
[3:54 mins.]
James Bugental: Live Case Consultation
[4:29 mins.]
A Counseling Session
[3:16 mins.]
Roger Walsh on Doing Psychotherapy with Bugental
[6:18 mins.]
Rollo May : Existential-Humanistic Psychotherapy
Rollo May
Kirk J Schneider: Existential-Humanistic Therapist|Author
Empathy and Presence
[9:34 mins.] Pt 2: Empathy and Awe [6:37 mins.] Pt3: Dangers of Empathy [6:49 mins.] Pt4: Empathy and Democracy [3:12 mins.]
Psychotherapy and the Mystery of Being
[9:59 mins.] Pt2 [7:49 mins.] Pt3 [9:58 mins.] Pt4 [7:58 mins.] Pt5 [5:35 mins.] Pt6 [7:08 mins.] Pt7 [5:56 mins.] Pt8 [6:33mins.] Pt9 [5:38 mins.] [Recorded at the International Conference on Personal Meaning, Toronto Canada, July 25, 2008]
Six Critical
Lenses Through Which to More Fully Experience Life
[10:41 mins.]
Developing Awe in Existential Psychotherapy
[5:08 mins.]
Awe and the Implications for Conducting Therapy
[8:56 mins.]
What is Awe?
[7:48 mins.]
Awakening to Awe
[1:15:35 mins.]
Six Critical Lenses Through Which to More Fully Experience Life
[10:40 mins.]
Modern Culture and The Experience of Awe
[7:22 mins.]
On Psychological and Cultural Polarization
[9:44 mins.]
Interview: On Schneider's The Polarized Mind
[1:05:46 mins.]
Web Resources
Humanistic Psychology Overview
[Maureen O' Hara, Association for Humanistic Psychology]
A Renaissance for Humanistic Psychology
[Rebecca A. Clay, American Psychological Association, 2002]
A History of Division 32 (Humanistic Psychology) of the American Psychological Association
[Christopher M. Aanstoos, Ilene Serlin & Thomas Greening, 2000]
The Roots and Geneology of Humanistic Psychology
[Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback, 2011]
Reconciling Humanistic Ideals and Scientific Clinical Practice
[American Psychological Association D12, 2003] [outlining a self-determination theory]
Bibliography
Jessica Grogan, Encountering America: Humanistic Psychology, Sixties Culture and the Shaping of the Modern Self (New York: HarperPerennial, 2013)
Kirk J. Schneider, J. Fraser Pierson & James F.T. Bugental, The Handbook of Humanistic Psychology: Theory, Research, and Practice (Thousand Oaks, California: Sage, 2nd ed., 2014)
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