In the science and profession of psychology, humanistic psychologists recognize the full range and richness of the human experience and are dedicated to understanding and appreciating people holistically, phenomenologically, and systemically; as continually evolving; and as uniquely situated in their intersecting sociocultural and eco-psycho-spiritual contexts. We assume that optimally-functioning people are consciously aware, responsibly free to make choices in accordance with their values, interdependent, goal-directed, meaning-making, and creative in relation to their experience. Division 32: Society for Humanistic Psychology seeks to contribute to theory, philosophy, and research methodologies in psychology; to epistemological and cultural diversity; to psychotherapy and education as well as organizations and management; and to social responsibility and change. The Humanistic Psychologist is the society journal, published quarterly.
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