Conjunctive Psychology

These two courses are open to seniors and graduate students, and others with permission of instructor. In addition to Psychology majors, these courses are designed for other majors and people in the community (see course registration). These courses are offered once every two years, alternating with Buddhist Psychology.

 

Lecture/Discussion Course

A practical and integrated overview of the fundamental dynamics of human behavior and consciousness, drawing from all the world's psychologies, and emphasizing contributions not well known in Western Psychology. Topics include breathwork, nutrition, ayurveda, pranayama, chi king, chakras, yoga, behaviors of the mind, states and level of consciousness, self and will, and transpersonal awakening. Lecture/discussion class with grading based on choice of two exams or a negotiated alternative.

For more about the course, see the course text, the integrative helper, in the library and elsewhere.

 

Lab Course

Practical experience and skill training that parallel topics of the lecture course. Grading is based on attendance and participation, and a contribution to the class. Prerequisite is Conjunctive Psychology taken concurrently.