Being In Good Trouble
Inspiring hope, compassion, courage, resilience, and tolerance
Building bridges of communication between cultures
IIHS by Dec. 31, 2018
Your donation will go directly to scholarships that assist minority graduate students in psychology to help complete their educational training with IIHS, preparing them to serve minority communities in psychological need. Minority graduate students currently training and receiving IIHS scholarship funding include individuals from Asian, African, African- American, and Hispanic cultures. Students use their IIHS training with families and individuals in a variety of challenging circumstances, including the aging and elderly population.
Aging is one of the primary areas of focus for IIHS. A second edition to our book, Awakening to Aging, was published in 2015 by our new publishing house, Tonglen Press www.tonglenpress.com. Tonglen Press published its first book for IIHS during 2014: Unearthing the Moment -- Mindful Applications of Existential-Humanistic and Transpersonal Psychotherapy. The book offers a broad spectrum of papers written by IIHS graduates describing global applications of the work from our trainings.
Your donation is tax-deductible. We deeply appreciate your support of our non-profit educational organization and our trainings for much-needed minority mental health workers. Your donation can be made directly to IIHS, or you may designate a specific IIHS scholarship program for funding. Individual scholarship programs are listed in the donation form.
By supporting IIHS, you will become part of one of our circles of compassion, courage, hope, resilience, or tolerance. Thank you for considering IIHS for a year-end contribution. Your donation must be received by Dec. 31, 2018, in order to qualify for a 2018 deduction. Please call or e-mail me with any questions: 707-763-3808 or mheery@sonic.net. Your kindness reaches far and wide.
Sincerely,
Myrtle Heery, Ph.D.
Director, International Institute for Humanistic Studies
Courses and Training
To explore the variety of courses and training we offer, please see our Courses and Training page. International Institute for Humanistic Studies (I.I.H.S.) is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education (CE) for clinical psychologists. I.I.H.S. maintains responsibility for all programs and its content.
I.I.H.S. Updates
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Questions on Trainings, Reactions and Suggestions
I.I.H.S. Director: Myrtle Heery, Ph.D.We are pleased to announce trainings for in-depth communication and aging: Awakening to Aging »
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Unearthing the Moment: Mindful Applications of Existential-Humanistic and
Transpersonal Psychotherapyby Myrtle Heery, Ph.D."Unearthing the Moment" is a subjective-based book comprised of 25 chapters written by a broad range of psychotherapists from Canada, China, and the United States. The authors share their applications of existential-humanistic and transpersonal psychotherapy to diverse populations in far-reaching circumstances.
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I.I.H.S. supports minority students and interns as much as possible in attending all our trainings. Now is the time to support your own interest in the International Institute for Humanistic Studies. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. I.I.H.S. is a 501c(3) tax-exempt public charitable organization, I.D. #77-0591145.
