Collaboration is central in both CBT and Existential-Humanistic therapy—whether as co-investigators (CBT) testing ideas or as “fellow travelers” (E-H) exploring lived experience and meanings. Openness and curiosity likewise are central to both. Integration builds on this shared spirit by reframing CBT’s empirical approach through an E-H lens.
EHI’s Kirk Schneider, PhD, EHI President and Nance Reynolds, PhD, EHI’s Clinical Committer Chair with Tyler Gamlen, PhD will be at the 2025 CLE! If you are a Saybrook Student, Alumni, or faculty please consider checking out these 2 events at the Saybrook 2025 Community Learning Experience in Los Angeles in August. This in-person event is an opportunity to build
The Call for Papers for the Fourth World Congress of Existential Therapy is open. In 2026 the World Congress will be held June 3-6 in Boulder, CO. The host for the next biannual is the Rocky Mountain Humanistic Counseling and Psychotherapy Association (RMHCPA). The conference committee encourage all those interested in submitting a proposal to begin thinking about what you
Dante finds himself lost in a shadowed wood, fear pressing in on all sides. He cannot will himself forward—he doesn’t yet know where he is, or how he got there. Then, from the darkness, appears Virgil—reason and insight in human form. Not a rescuer, not a savior, but a guide. Virgil doesn’t dictate the path; he helps Dante face it.
The Existential Moment will return on July 1st with another post highlighting Existential-Integrative therapy! Related Blog Posts: Read other Existential Moment posts on Existential-Integrative therapy. Explore the therapeutic relationship in E-H therapy in previous posts. View all the Existential Moment series posts on EHI’s blog. Existential Moment Author: Scott Gibbs, LMFT, EHI Board Member-at-Large | Website: www.mscottgibbs.com | Twitter: @Novum_Organum
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