Latest issue is online: Person-Centered & Experiential Psychotherapies, Volume 24, Issue 4 (2025)

Dear members, 

The latest issue of our journal, Person Centered and Experiential Psychotherapies, has been published online. This is a special issue on the theme of the PCE World 2024 conference in Athens: Person – Paideia – Politeia: Developing the person of the PCE therapist:

https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rpcp20/current

Here is the list of contents:

• Editorial - Susan Stephen
• Person, paideia, politeia: the person, education, and politics in person-centered psychology - Keith Tudor
• The illusion of separateness - Gillian Proctor
• Beyond the individual in the person-centered approach - Richard Doyle
• Developing the person in context: inherent connections between the highs and lows of human flourishing - Jeffrey H.D. Cornelius-White
• ‘Speaking in order to listen’: teaching person-centered psychotherapy to non-person-centered therapists - Arthur C. Bohart
• Client Centered Psychodrama, in therapy, training, supervision and so on - Luisa Ribeiro, Odete Nunes & João Hipólito
• Understanding ‘the person’ or controlling the narrative. What are the implications of our research? - Judy Moore
• The democratic ethos of PCE: examples from the 2024 PCE World General Assembly - Jeffrey H.D. Cornelius-White
• Translated abstracts

To access the full issue, please log in to the journal via your membership account on the PCE World website:  https://www.pce-world.org/login.html