Existential Humanistic Psychology Part 3: Sometimes the Dragon Eats Us

Written By Kimberley Long-Ewing

In Part 3 of our 4 part series on Existential Humanistic Psychology, our panelists explore the awe experienced in facing the existential void as a heroic journey. We face the dragon. Do we fight it or befriend it? Or does the dragon eat us? transcript coming soon

Panelists: John Ewing MD, Cathy Couture MS LMFT, and Drake Spaeth PsyD

Kimberley Long-Ewing
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