| Bio: |
Professor Emeritus at Boston University and on the faculty of the Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology. While completing his doctorate in theology, he served in the inner city ministry of Washington D.C. during the civil rights movement of the 1960's. Subsequently completing his Ph.D. in psychology, he taught in Boston University’s Humanistic and Behavioral Studies Department, then came to MSPP where he teaches Humanistic Psychology. His current research is in the roles of consciousness, intuition and the collective unconscious in psychotherapy. |
| Programs: |
Developing Awareness and Clinical Competence in Working with Psycho-Religious and Psycho-Spiritual Issues |
