Ordinary Ecstasy: Humanistic Psychology in Action

Abstract

Ordinary Ecstasy , first published in 1976, is widely regarded as one of the most important books on humanistic psychology. This new edition, completely revised and updated, responds to criticisms made of humanistic psychology since 1976, deals with further ramifications which have emerged, and reflects the different historical and economic situation in which we now live. Above all, John R an shows that humanistic psychology is interested in prrsonal growth, existential choice and the fulfilment of human potential. 'A unique book. It is undoubtedly a milestone in the dissemination of humanistic psychology theory and practice.' - Self and Society 'The riches of humanistic psychology and a wealth of helpful and exciting references make this a treasure of a book.' - Counselling News

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