Psychological and Spiritual Theory

This course draws on humanistic, existential, transpersonal, psychodynamic, archetypal and somatic depth psychologies, Western mysticism, Vajrayana Buddhism, the shamanic tradition and ecospirituality.

Class times from 10:00am to 5:30pm, one Saturday and one Sunday per month, from Sept, ‘09 to May, ‘10. (108 hr)

• Class1, Sept 12: Jungian Psychology, Caroline Mardon
• Class 2, Sept 13: Transpersonal Psychology, Sally Johnson
• Class 3, Oct 3: Archetypal Psychology, Caroline Mardon
• Class 4, Oct 4: Humanistic Psychology (3hr), Jim McNamara; Somatic Psychology (3hr), Jim McNamara
• Class 5, Nov 7: Existential Philosophy (3hr), Stephen Ticktin; HEP Existential Perspective (3hr), Jim McNamara
• Class 6, Nov 8: British Existential Therapy (3hr), Stephen Ticktin; Existential Positive Psychology (3hr), Paul Wong
• Class 7, Nov 28: Attachment Theory, Fran Harwood
• Class 8, Nov 29: The Psychodynamic Tradition, Caroline Mardon
• Class 9, Jan 16: Basic Principles of Psychoanalysis, Dan Merkur
• Class 10, Jan 17: Arc of Life, David Cornfield
• Class 11, Feb 6: Western Mystical Traditions (3hr), Jim McNamara; Goddess Mythology (3hr), Caroline Mardon
• Class 12, Feb 7: HEP Spirituality, Jim McNamara, Caroline Mardon
• Class 13, Mar 6: Ecospirituality, Dennis O’Hara
• Class 14, Mar 7: Shamanism (3hr), Caroline Mardon; Vajrayana Buddhism (3hr), Jim McNamara
• Class 15, Apr 10: Psychotherapy Research – Qualitative Research (3hr), Kelli Nigh; Quantitative Research (3hr), Paul Wong
• Class 16, Apr 11: Developmental Psychology, Sally Johnson
• Class 17, May 1: Year 1 Synthesis, Jim McNamara, Caroline Mardon
• Class 18, May 2: Year 1 Student Synthesis Presentations, Jim McNamara, Caroline Mardon