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Articles and papers

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Wall, K. & Louchakova, O. (2002). Evolution of consciousness in responses to terrorist attacks: towards a transpersonal theory of cultural transformation. The Humanistic Psychologist, 30(3), 252-273 in PDF format, 80 Kbytes

Tower, R.K. (2006) Creativity lies at the edge of disintegration: Addressing the shadow of power and leadership within psychotherapy training organisations. The Transpersonal Psychology Review, 10(1), 71- 81 in PDF format, 97.5 kbytes

Books

"Transpersonal Psychotherapy: Theory and Practice"
Edited by: Nigel Wellings and Elizabeth McCormick

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"Nothing to Lose, Psychotherapy, Buddhism & Living Life"
Nigel Wellings and Elizabeth McCormick
Foreword by Mark Epstein
Published by Continuum

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"Ways Through the Wall - Approaches to Citizenship in an Interconnected World"
Edited by John Drew and David Lorimer
Published by First Stone

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Bulletins

CTP bulletins are available by clicking the following links:

Bulletin 1, June 2005

Bulletin 2, July 2005

 

UKCP News

The current position of the UKCP and statutory regulation - an update

Appendix - member institutions

 

Links

The CTP has links with the following organisations, in alphabetical order:

The Association for Transpersonal Psychology
http://www.atpweb.org
The Association for Transpersonal Psychology is a membership supported international coordinating organization for scientific, social, and clinical transpersonal work that serves the world community. The Association's mission is to promote eco-spiritual transformation through transpersonal inquiry and action. Recognizing the reciprocity inherent between our actions and our world, the Association is dedicated to encouraging and enhancing practices and perspectives that will lead to a conscious, sustainable, co-evolution of culture, nature, and society.
 

Beyond Green
http://www.beyondgreen.org
Provides a gateway into thought processes and models which have been developed to better understand many of the problems facing individuals, organisations and cultures at one of the most challenging points in the world's history. Contact Ian Macdonald.
 

Eurotas
http://www.eurotas.org
CTP is a member of Eurotas and co-hosted the London conference in 2004.
The European Transpersonal Association (EUROTAS) was created in 1987 in Brussels, Belgium when a group of people gathered to discuss whether the transpersonal associations of Europe would benefit by having a pan-European organisation to support their work and to improve communication between the different organisations involved in transpersonal work in Europe. Those involved represented a diverse cross section of professions ages and nationalities. The group quickly realized that they were only a small cross section of the Europeans interested in transpersonal and meditative study. It was clear that an organization, centrally positioned to offer resources, assistance and advice to members and interested parties alike would be a great benefit and it was in this vein that EUROTAS was created.

Click here to view "The Moscow EUROTAS Conference - a report".

The Eurotas conference for 2006 - entitled "Revealing the Divine Feminine" will take place from 5th to 8th October 2006 in The Loire, France.
 

The Forum for Contemplative Studies
http://www.contemplativeforum.co.uk
Dedicated in general to the discussion and experiential exploration of contemplative awareness and its values. In particular it seeks to explore the confluence of depth psychotherapy with the world's contemplative traditions.
 

The Institute of Transpersonal Psychology, Palo Alto, California
http://www.itp.edu
In the spirit of transpersonal education, the Institute community supports a broad range of ideas, spiritual traditions, cultural perspectives and professional backgrounds. This setting provides the foundation for professional training in the field, personal growth and continuing education.
 

Liverpool John Moores University
http://cwis.livjm.ac.uk
 

Mudra
http://www.mudra.co.uk
Dedicated to bridging Buddhism and Western psychology with particular emphasis on the relationship between Buddhist Tantra and Jung. Contact Rob Preece.

Trans Scot
http://www.trans-scot.net
Provides information about a range of training events and services in Scotland from a network of people interested in transpersonal and other related aspects of psychology in healthcare and wellbeing.

Transpersonal Perspectives
http://www.transpersonalperspectives.org
A network that serves as an independent meeting point and spiritual home for all those who have encountered the power of the transpersonal, both in their inner lives and in their everyday existence, and for those who are open to that experience.

 

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