This issue introduces “Existential Positive Psychology” (EPP) in Dr. Paul T. P. Wong’s editorial, and features six submitted articles, two short essays, two commentaries, and four student scholarship papers from the 5th Biennial International Meaning Conference, “Living Well and Dying Well: New Frontiers of Positive Psychology, Therapy, and Spiritual Care.”
This issue features five submitted articles, a short essay on identity theft, and a literature review of meaning, purpose in life, and related constructs.
This issue includes two submitted articles and five selected proceedings from the 3rd Biennial International Meaning Conference in 2004, “Transforming Suffering, Loss, and Death through Meaning, Hope, and Faith.”
This issue of the International Journal of Existential Psychology & Psychotherapy includes Dr. Paul T. P. Wong’s reflection on the first three Biennial International Meaning Conferences, “A Quiet Positive Revolution,” as well as four selected proceedings from the second conference in 2002, “Freedom, Responsibility, Justice.”
This first issue of the International Journal of Existential Psychology & Psychotherapy includes Dr. Paul T. P. Wong’s editorial entitled, “Existential Psychology for the 21st Century.” It also features seven selected proceedings from the 2nd Biennial International Meaning Conference in 2002—“Freedom, Responsibility, Justice”—a short essay, and 14 commentaries in response to the editorial.
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Thursday with Dr. Paul T. P. Wong is the first book dedicated to Dr. Paul T. P. Wong (1937-2024), pioneer of existential positive psychology and Founder of INPM.
Written by Tim Yu, Paul’s research assistant between 2018 to 2024, this book is meant for those who are familiar with his ideas or are approaching them for the first time.
As this book is a fundraiser, a portion of the proceeds will go towards continuing the mission of INPM, which Paul started over 25 years ago.
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May this book challenge and inspire you to carry on Paul’s mission: To bring meaning and joy to those who are suffering.