Click Here to Read: Why Is Consciousness a Challenging Concept for Science? How does the acceptance of self-awareness as a distinct entity challenge physicalism? by Hamid Zand Ph.D. on the The Behavioral Microbiome on the Psychology Today blogs on April1, 2025.
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Dear Colleague.
We are pleased to announce this virtual 3-hour program – Staying in the Moment: The Ongoing Challenge, on Sunday June 22, 2025, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm ET
Here are the 3 presenters and their presentations:
Karen E. Baker, MSW
Reflections on Child Work During the Pandemic and Afterwards: A Case Presentation
Golnar A. Simpson, PhD, LCSW
Is There Really an “I” Without a “You”: Reclaiming “Otherness”
Janice Berry Edwards, PhD, MSW, LICSW, LCSW-C, BCD
The Body Remembers: How History is Written in the Psyche of the Descendants of the Enslaved
For the full program, CE information, and registration form, please click
https://aapcsw.org/events/2025/staying_in_the_moment_06-22-2025.html
Online Registration Form
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Every Other Monday – May 12-July 7, 2025 | 7:00-8:30pm EST | Fully Online Workshop Series [SUMM25] Human Strivings in William Shakespeare and Erich Fromm Fee $125. Self-paced.
You Can Register on the Psychology and the Other website.
Description: This course compares the assumptions about human motives implicit in the work of William Shakespeare and Erich Fromm, including their views on human motives, empathy, the “other,” sadism, hope, and despair.
The course will take place every other Monday, from May 12 – July 7, 2025. This Continue reading Summer Fromm Shakespeare Course
