humanistic psychology – A New Vision for Mental Health

What Can Carl Rogers Teach Therapists About Trauma?

Author: Editorial 5th October 2023 0 Comments

“Carl Rogers showed how people grow following adversity.” This article by Dr. Stephen Joseph has been published in Psychology Today. It begins: “KEY POINTS Posttraumatic growth refers to positive psychological changes following trauma. Carl Rogers described the process of breakdown and…
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Carl Rogers, counseling, counselling, humanistic psychology, person-centred counselling, Psychology Today, Stephen Joseph, Talking Therapies

“Do antidepressants work?” A humanistic perspective

Author: Editorial 24th June 2020 0 Comments

This article by Prof. Lisa Cosgrove was first published in The Humanistic Psychologist. The abstract says: “Since the approval of fluoxetine in 1987, there have been contentious debates about whether antidepressants ‘work.’ A recent meta-analysis on the efficacy and tolerability…
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antidepressants, depression, humanistic psychology, Lisa Cosgrove, person-centred, Research, ResearchGate, The Humanistic Psychologist