SayBrook.edu offers a graduate school program in the psychology field

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Saybrook: Saybrook Graduate School and Research Center

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Saybrook Graduate School and Research Center was founded in 1971. A product of the nationwide wave of innovation in higher education, it was founded on the basic humanistic belief that human consciousness at individual and societal level is a work in progress for which each person is responsible. This vision still provides the ethical, pedagogical and disciplinary content of the school's programs. As we enter the twenty-first century humanity stands at the dawn of its first global society. The threats and promises of these times require new modes of thought and new methods of action. Saybrook believes that graduate education should prepare scholar/practitioners to take effective leadership roles in developing the higher levels of consciousness needed to realize the immense possibilities of these times, while at the same time minimizing the ever present potential for social and individual suffering. To that end Saybrook provides a unique learner-centered environment for advanced studies in psychology, human science, and organizational systems based in an emancipatory humanistic tradition.

The program is designed primarily, though not exclusively, for adult mid-career professionals seeking an opportunity to engage in serious scholarly work, to develop the necessary research, scope of knowledge, and intervention skills to become more effective in their chosen sphere of work. Saybrook's goals include the advancement of our understanding of human beings and the human condition, a commitment to create and enlarge opportunities for human fulfillment, the encouragement of full expression of the highest human possibilities, and the furtherance of emancipatory values in individuals, communities, organizations and the world at large.

To achieve these goals Saybrook offers innovative, individualized and rigorous dispersed residency MA and Ph.D. programs in Psychology, Human Science, and Organizational Systems. Areas of concentration include Humanistic, Transpersonal Clinical Inquiry and Health Studies, Consciousness and Spirituality Studies, Peace, Conflict Resolution and Community Development, and Organizational Systems. Saybrook's curriculum is a unique blend of humanistic and transpersonal psychology, studies of consciousness and spirituality, and critical and creative methods of inquiry that makes it possible to go beyond mainstream academic disciplines into potentially groundbreaking new perspectives about what it means to be fully human.

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English

Address

747 Front St, 3rd Floor
San Francisco CA 94111 US

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