We are excited to announce a new learning group series this Fall on Melanie Klein. Learn more and register here: lnkd.in/gYir2zwW
The Center for Psychological Humanities and Ethics mourns the passing of Dr. Brent Dean Robbins, a major figure in humanistic and philosophical psychology, and a dear friend of the Center.
Read more about his life's work: obits.slaterfuneral.com/bren…
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Remembering Brent Dean Robbins
By Justin Karter
Brent was a major figure in humanistic psychology and one of the field’s clearest voices against the DSM’s narrowing of human suffering and the over-medication of distress.
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Join us next week for this event with the New Yorker's Rachel Aviv. Register today!
As we look ahead this spring, we are pleased to host the acclaimed writer Rachel Aviv next month, on April 22, for our Annual Phillip Cushman Lecture, held in person at Boston College and online. CEU units are available. Learn more here - bostoncollege-wcas.catalog.i…
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We are pleased to provide a workshop focused on Narrative Medicine for Clinicians, presented by Danielle Spencer, on April 13. CEUs are available. Find out more information here: lnkd.in/eAcjDcnv
Check out our latest Psychology Today article, "Should Artists Get to Stay Anonymous," written by the Center's Matt Clemente and David Goodman. lnkd.in/edqDaxn2
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We are excited to announce the launch of a second book series with Routledge / Taylor & Francis. The Essays in Psychological Humanities Series will feature short, timely, affordable titles that revolve around the perennial human questions of suffering, purpose, and meaning.
We are pleased to partner with the Prison Education Program at Boston College for a conversation on prison writing. This event will be held in person at Boston College on April 16, 2026, from 6 PM - 7:30 PM. Find out more information below and at: lnkd.in/evYR7GGZ
We are pleased to provide a workshop focused on Narrative Medicine for Clinicians, presented by Danielle Spencer, on April 13. CEUs are available. Find out more information here: lnkd.in/eAcjDcnv
As we look ahead this spring, we are pleased to host the acclaimed writer Rachel Aviv next month, on April 22, for our Annual Phillip Cushman Lecture, held in person at Boston College and online. CEU units are available. Learn more here - bostoncollege-wcas.catalog.i…
We are thrilled to host Dan McAdams tonight for his talk, “Stories of Redemption and Acceptance in American Lives.” Join us in person or virtually from 6–7:30 PM. bostoncollege-wcas.catalog.i…
Throughout the months of March and April, we are pleased to host the Horizons of Hope Film Series in partnership with the Sheen Center for Thought and Culture and Fordham University’s Center for Ethics Education. Learn more here: lnkd.in/eBWHqyKz
Check out this month's Psychology Today article, written by the Center's David Goodman (Executive Director) and Matthew Clemente (Director of Research and Curriculum), on "Reimaging Psychology or Revitalizing the Humanities?" lnkd.in/e2HQJdG6
Announcing our new website design! Take a look at bc.edu/content/bc-web/academ…
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We are pleased to announce that our friends at The New England Center for Existential Therapy (NECET) are hosting this exciting talk by Al Marguiles on Sunday, March 1st.
The event will be held from 12-3:30 PM at Boston College. necet.net/events/our-existen…
We are pleased to announce that our friends at The New England Center for Existential Therapy (NECET) are hosting this exciting talk by Al Marguiles on Sunday, March 1st.
The event will be held from 12-3:30 PM at Boston College. necet.net/events/our-existen…
Last call for proposals! Deadline is February 23, 2026. The Center is excited to invite proposals for this summer's Attention and Flourishing Conference held at the University of Navarra in Pamplona, Spain. View the QR code for the submission portal. Learn more at our website.
CFP extended to Feb 23 for the Attention and Flourishing Conference (June 11–13, 2026), University of Navarra, Pamplona, Spain. Artists, scholars, psychotherapists, practitioners welcome.
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Trained as a clinical psychologist and known as a philosopher-poet and postactivist, Báyò will be developing his work on the “Therapolis” and the architectures of modern care that mandate wellness and optimization, in conversation with our conference theme.
