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Transpersonal Psychology: Foundations & Central Concepts
An introduction to the field of transpersonal psychology, this course explores central concepts of transpersonal psychology and its applications to ecopsychology, meditation, ritual, psychological research, multicultural diversity, and other areas. The theories of central figures in the field are discussed and compared, as are transpersonal psychology’s roots in the world wisdom traditions. The course blends intellectual exploration, practice, and self-reflection. PSYT670e required for MATP-ECOC. Online fees apply (PSYT670e).
Course Number:
PSYT670/670e
Units:
3 Program:
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