Being and Becoming: Celebrating Women in Humanistic Psychology

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Editorial

• Editor’s Preface to the Special Issue Dedicated to Women in Humanistic Psychology
  Scott D. Churchill

Introduction

• Being and Becoming: Celebrating Women in Humanistic Psychology
  Donna Rockwell and Vanessa Brown

Articles

• One Woman’s Path
  Eleanor Criswell Hanna
• A Humanist’s Journey Through the Existential Crises of Academic Motherhood
  Arien K. Muzacz
• An Unexpected Humanistic Journey
  Diane Blau
• Women’s Friendships: A Basis for Individual-Level Resources and Their Connection to Power and Optimism
  Mayra Guerrero, Casey Longan, Camilla Cummings, Jessica Kassanits, Angela Reilly, Ed Stevens, and Leonard A. Jason
• Self-In-Relation: Martin Buber and D. W. Winnicott in Dialogue
  Alexandra L. Adame
• I Am My Own Egg: Reflections on the Development of a Woman Humanistic Psychologist
  Ilene A. Serlin
• Understanding the Experiences of Vietnamese Women Leaders: Advancing an Existential Philosophical and Psychological Perspective
  Lan Thi Nguyen, Matthew McDonald, Nhu Quynh Tran-Kieu, and Paul Gibson
• A Tribute to Constance Fischer: Collaboration, Social Responsibility, and Aesthetics
  Jessie Goicoechea
• Women Experiencing and Transforming Terror and Death Anxiety During COVID-19
  Claude-Hélène Mayer and Elisabeth Vanderheiden
• Fetch the Bolt Cutters: The Existential Labor and Liberation of #MeToo
  Rachel E. Williamson, Emily P. Courtney, and Jamie L. Goldenberg
• Truth, Freedom, Love, Hope, and Power: An Existential Rights Paradigm for Anti-Oppressive Psychological Praxis
  Nisha Gupta
• Expanding Our Kind: A Pan-Cultural Study of the Animistic Principle of Ontological Parity
  Louise Sundararajan, Michael Shengtao Wu, Wen-Tso Ho, Jun Cai Sun, Chin Pang Leung, and Grant J. Rich

Book Review

• The Divine Feminine Tao Te Ching: A New Translation and Commentary, by Rosemarie Anderson
  Reviewed by Gabriela Mihalache