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The Adaptive Benefits of Play Therapy through Life

Submitted by Lilian C. J. Wong, B.Sc., M.A., Ph.D., Vice President, Meaning-Centered Counselling Institute Introduction As a brand new mathematics and science high school teacher in Ontario, I was assigned as the guidance teacher for a class. I enjoyed working...

Member Feature: Daniel Jordan

Submitted by Daniel Jordan, Board Member, INPM Daniel Jordan has been a lifetime member and proud supporter of INPM since 2006. INPM has been instrumental in helping his family’s private-pay residential facility develop a treatment philosophy for its addicted adult...

Introducing Judith Wright

Submitted by Dr. Gordon Medlock, Board Member of INPM It is my pleasure and privilege to introduce Dr. Judith Wright to the INPM community. Dr. Wright is a featured keynote speaker at our 2016 conference, and will be providing an integrative perspective on personal...

My Mother: An Epitome of Self-Transcendence (Autobiography, Ch. 5)

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Chinese Positive Psychology Revisited

unsplash-logoTj Holowaychuk Abstract This paper argues that since Chinese culture is complex and profound, an uncritical transplant of American positive psychology to Chinese soil may not be fruitful. It proposes that a more promising approach to Chinese Positive...