New 2016 Proceedings Published! | International Journal of Existential Psychology and Psychotherapy

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Meaning Partners,

The Proceedings of the 2016 Meaning Conference are ready for you — published online in a special issue of the International Journal of Existential Psychology and Psychotherapy, edited by Dr. Paul Wong and Dr. Gordon Medlock.

While most of the proceedings have now been published, there will still be more to come in the near future. The following papers are included in the issue so far:

New Vistas for Second Wave Positive Psychology by Paul T. P. Wong, Ph.D.
Second Wave Positive Psychology by Itai Ivtzan, Ph.D., Lesley Lyle, M.Sc., and Gordon Medlock, Ph.D.
Meaning and Individual Temperament by Ronald de Sousa, Ph.D.
Varieties of Suffering and Meaning: Clinical Implications by Louis Hoffman, Ph.D. and Janie Paige, B.A.
Healing the Divide Through Wholeness: Holding on to What Makes Us Human by Pninit Russo-Netzer, Ph.D.
Eudaimonia versus Hedonia: What Is the Difference? And Is It Real? by Veronika Huta, Ph.D.
Decisive Moments of Change: An Integrity Model Perspective by Nedra R. Lander, Ph.D. and Danielle Nahon, Ph.D
Addiction Treatment Through the Lens of Meaning: Observations on a Program Developed in a Residential Facility by Geoffrey R. Thompson, Ph.D.
The Quest for Meaning in Life in Six Patients Living with Advanced Cancer: A Qualitative Longitudinal Study by Geok Ling Lee, Ph.D.
A Preliminary Exploration of How Worldviews Relate to Eudaimonic and Hedonic Orientations by Arthur Braaten, B.A. and Veronika Huta, Ph.D.
Increasing the Meaningfulness of Work with Motivational Self-Transcendence by Mike A. Morrison, M.A.

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