by SoP | Feb 1, 2021 | Magazine |
Editor’s Note: It is always a thrill when one of our authors receives recognition for excellence. Terry Marks-Tarlow and colleagues, Harris l. Friedman, Yakov Shapiro, & Katthe P. Wolf, have had their book, Fractal Epistemology for a Scientific Psychology...
by SoP | Feb 1, 2021 | Magazine |
Last Word by Richard Lakeman Psychology belongs to everyone, but what about psychotherapy? A discussion of the undervaluing and professional capture of psychotherapy in Australia. [excerpt] IntroductionAustralia has made a huge investment in mental health through...
by SoP | Feb 1, 2021 | Magazine |
Love & Well-Being with Trudy Goodman Kornfield and Jack Kornfield The final Lifespan Learning Institute’s IPNB conference, usually held at UCLA campus, was held in Marina del Rey in April, 2019. The theme was Timeless Wisdom, Timely Action. I...
by SoP | Jan 31, 2021 | Magazine |
February is an interesting time of year. January is the launch of a New Year, which heralds a promise of something new, then February is the time to set sails and test the winds. There are still some trailing gusts from last year, which I am sure we all hope will...
by SoP | Jan 4, 2021 | Magazine |
Along with most people in the world, I have been very aware of covid-19 and how this virus is affecting the world. I am also aware of political issues that have been plaguing many countries resulting in what almost seems the inevitable violence. We are a strange...
by SoP | Dec 1, 2020 | Magazine |
It seems surprising to be writing the last editorial for the year. I sometimes joke in January that “It’s nearly Christmas” only to find, in what seems like the blink of an eye, that it nearly is. I think it is reasonable to say that 2020 has been a...
by SoP | Nov 11, 2020 | Magazine |
Turbulent times continue all around the globe for many reasons. Covid-19 is still a major factor, as was largely expected. That the virus is still raging in a number of countries yet under control in others is just one of the disparities we see in the world...
by SoP | Oct 14, 2020 | Magazine |
It seems extraordinary that we are still under siege of the Covid-19 virus and the wide-ranging effects we are experiencing in world economies, political processes and mental health. There is nothing small about this microscopic enemy. Like many of you, I take pause...
by SoP | Sep 1, 2020 | Magazine |
Spring/Fall is upon us. I expect we would like a number of things to change, but it seems that the pandemic of Covid-19 is one that will not – yet. But we continue to exist through these existential and social crises despite the conditions in which we...
by SoP | Aug 3, 2020 | Magazine |
What can we do when we are at a loss… a loss of constancy, a loss of unity, a loss of reliability… perhaps we are not even sure of what is lost? In these times of confusion and disruption, where can we find comfort and resolution? As I...
by SoP | Jul 7, 2020 | Magazine |
In amongst all the big issues that are raging in the world today there continues to be the research and exploration that has been the basis of content for The Science of Psychotherapy magazine. In this issue we address issues big and small, personal and general,...
by SoP | Jun 2, 2020 | Magazine
The Science of Psychotherapy June 2020 The Roman goddess, Juno, lends her name to the month of June. This gave me pause to consider what sort of ethereal blessing she might give to provide some comfort as we continue to struggle with the COVID-19 pandemic. Juno was...
by SoP | May 7, 2020 | Magazine
The more we’ve come to understand how our brains work, the more we’ve realized that significant portions are dedicated to connecting us with others. Go to the download (members free) The brain has long been the subject of human...
by SoP | May 4, 2020 | Magazine
This excerpt taken from A Fractal Epistemology for a Scientific Psychology – Bridging the Personal with the Transpersonal edited by Terry Marks-Tarlow, Yakov Shapiro, Katthe P. Wolf. Published by Cambridge Scholars. Reproduced with permission of the publisher....
by SoP | May 4, 2020 | Magazine
In the month since writing my last editorial the world has experienced an almost unprecedented turmoil. The covid-19 virus has affected us all, as it infected millions. Sadly, many lives have been lost. It is hard to imagine this extent of loss of life. In my 66 years...
by SoP | Apr 3, 2020 | Magazine |
Natural Resources:The Importance of Contexts in Generating Change ByPaul J. Leslie Psychotherapy interventions usually focus on the elimination of the undesirable symptoms which have brought a client to the therapist. For example, for a client who has a...
by SoP | Apr 2, 2020 | Magazine |
You could be forgiven for thinking there is nothing else to talk about at the moment other than the outbreak of COVID-19. It is important to be thoughtful and responsive to this international crisis, but it is also important to remember that we live in a complex...
by SoP | Mar 1, 2020 | Magazine |
The Science of Psychotherapy March 2020 Content CASE STUDYSecond Chances: Carl And Cecilia Revisited: A Case StudyRoger Keizerstein FEATUREFrom Shame State to Pro-Being Pride in a Single “Session”Ken Benau INTERVIEWWorking with Attachment & TraumaDr...
by SoP | Feb 3, 2020 | Magazine |
Free Download For Members: Go to the download Purchase PDF Only: There is so much going on around the world these days, from bushfires in Australia, to political unrest, and the dangerous appearance of a new virus. Getting these issues under control is an...
by SoP | Jan 3, 2020 | Magazine |
The Third Wave Psychedelic Renaissance –David Van Nuys Interviews Paul Austin (Transcription by Kat Bautista) Dr. Dave: Well, I’m so glad to have you here. I’ve been doing some psychedelically oriented interviews and after a search on psychedelics,...
by Richard Hill | Jan 2, 2020 | Magazine |
Implementing aCuriosity Oriented Approach By Richard Hill Curiosity is something that has excited me my whole life. I am sure a lot of people share my fascination and enthusiasm for curiosity, but what does it really mean to be curious? It’s surprising...
by SoP | Dec 31, 2019 | Magazine |
Bridging the evidence-based gap:From pathological narcissism to narcissism survivors by Maria Kostyanaya Introduction Psychological evidence-based research on narcissism has traditionally been divided into two main streams: Social-personality psychology focusing on...
by SoP | Dec 31, 2019 | Magazine |
The Science of Psychotherapy January 2020 This issue heralds the beginning of a new year and a new decade. We mark these changes with arbitrary numbers that Romans and religion, among others, have both influenced and manipulated. Even atomic clocks take away or add a...
by SoP | Dec 18, 2019 | Magazine |
“The Boy Who Lived”:Reflections of AnAttachment-based Therapist–Oliver J Morgan “It all sounds great when you say it like that.The truth is, I didn’t know what I was doing half the time.I nearly always had help.” – Harry...
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