The European Transpersonal Association

This paper is in three parts. In the first part a case is made that the core contributors to the Journal of Psychotherapy Integration ignore the transpersonal contribution to psychotherapy. In the second part a case is made that the transpersonal is so important historically and geographically, and so active in the present, that it should not be ignored. In the third part some help is given to the reader who would like to follow this up and get more information about the transpersonal today

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• Transpersonal Pschology as a Scientific Field
• Problems of Romanticism in Transpersona Psychology
• Assesment of Humanistic, Transpersonal and Spiritual Constructs
• Towards a Working Definition of Transpersonal Assesment

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A report from the 2005 EUROTAS conference in Moscow

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A Buddhist contribution to the psychoanalytic psychology of self

This article was originally published in the International Journal of Psychoanalysis in 2003, and is posted here with their permission.

It was proposed for the EUROTAS website by Bo Wikström who thought members could find it of interest

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The Idea of a European Spiritual University: Is a Fundamental Change Imminent?

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The Heart of Healing in Clinical Practice

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Written in Russian Language

• Short interview for getting acquainted with seminar.pdf
• Short article in a magazine
• Article from 5 magazine issues

• Meditation Manual by Robert Lafaille (~ 4,15 MB)
• Validity and Reliability of Observation and Data Collection in Biographical Research (~ 5,16 MB)

• What is oneness. Milano 10.09.pdf (~ 126 KB)