Saints Run Mad 2.0: Further Deliberations on Recovery from Addictions Through a Transpersonal Lens

Eng, Peter Anthony

doi:10.1007/s11089-015-0678-9

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“…by the protective wall of human community” (Schoen, 2009, p. 19). In North America, the social container for recovery has largely and reflexively been assigned to 12-step groups but a host of researchers have drawn attention to countertherapeutic limitations in this relationship, precisely from psychosocial perspectives (e.g., Alexander, 2008; Eng, 2016; Morell, 1996; Peele, 1985).…”

Section: Stage 2: Addressing a Need For Social Structures In The Dtesmentioning

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Hidden Dragons: The Revitalizing of Vancouver’s Chinatown From Humanistic Perspectives

Eng

Donnelly

2017

Journal of Humanistic Psychology

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This article presents a theoretical path for small communities to reverse rising tides of crime and addiction by means of a community reinforcement approach. Vancouver’s Chinatown offers an ideal opportunity for praxis due to the current enthusiasm of city planners in reviving this section of the city. At its highest level, we interpret a community’s revitalization to include progress toward individuation as a collective, accompanied with increased opportunities for self-fulfillment among its residents. Therefore, as a foundation for the suggested community reinforcement approach, we first apply the humanistic theories of Jung as a means to enhance the integration of Chinatown’s collective consciousness. Next, Maslow’s hierarchy of needs serves as a blueprint for the self-actualization of its inhabitants.

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Section: Stage 2: Addressing a Need For Social Structures In The Dtesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Hidden Dragons: The Revitalizing of Vancouver’s Chinatown From Humanistic Perspectives

Eng

Donnelly

2017

Journal of Humanistic Psychology

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Freely Compelled, Compulsively Free: a Critical Pastoral Approach to Addiction

Horwedel

2021

Pastoral Psychol

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Theorizing a more radical approach to addiction through the lens of participatory spirituality

Eng

2019

Addiction Research & Theory

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Saints Run Mad 2.0: Further Deliberations on Recovery from Addictions Through a Transpersonal Lens

Cited by 3 publications

References 23 publications

Hidden Dragons: The Revitalizing of Vancouver’s Chinatown From Humanistic Perspectives

Hidden Dragons: The Revitalizing of Vancouver’s Chinatown From Humanistic Perspectives

Freely Compelled, Compulsively Free: a Critical Pastoral Approach to Addiction

Theorizing a more radical approach to addiction through the lens of participatory spirituality

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