Honorary Members

OHN ROWAN is the author of a number of books, including Subpersonalities

(Routledge 1990), Discover your subpersonalities (Routledge 1993), Healing the Male Psyche: Therapy as Initiation (Routledge 1997), The Reality Game: A guide to humanistic counselling and therapy (2^nd edition) (Routledge 1998), Ordinary Ecstasy: The dialectics of humanistic psychology (3^rd edition) (Routledge 2001), The future of training in psychotherapy and counselling (Routledge 2005), A Guide to Humanistic Psychology (AHPP 2005) , The Transpersonal: Spirituality in psychotherapy and counselling (2^nd edition)(Routledge 2005) and Personification: Using the dialogical self in psychotherapy and counselling (Routledge 2010). He has co-edited Innovative Therapy in Britain (Open University Press 1988) with Windy Dryden, and The plural self: Multiplicity in everyday life with Mick Cooper (Sage 1999). He has co-authored The Therapist’s Use of Self with Michael Jacobs (Open University Press 2002). There are chapters by him in many other books on psychotherapy. He is on the Editorial Board of Self & Society, the Journal of Humanistic Psychology, the Transpersonal Psychology Review and the Counselling Psychology Review.

He is a founder member of the UK Association of Humanistic Psychology Practitioners. He is a past member of the Governing Board of the UK Council for Psychotherapy, representing the Humanistic and Integrative Section. He is a Fellow of the British Psychological Society (member of the Psychotherapy Section, the Counselling Psychology Division and the Transpersonal Psychology Section), a qualified individual and group psychotherapist (UKAHPP and UKCP), a chartered counselling psychologist (BPS), a senior accredited counsellor and supervisor (BACP), a member of the Couples Counselling Network, and a personal coach (AC). He is a Fellow of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, and edits the ACP North London Magazine. He has an Honorary Fellowship from the UKCP, and is registered with the HPC.

He has been leading groups since 1969, and now practises Primal Integration, which is a holistic approach to therapy, as well as transpersonal coaching. He has taught, supervised and led groups at the Institute of Psychotherapy and Social Studies, at the Serpent Institute and at the Minster Centre. His particular workshop interests are creativity, research, couples, the dialogical self, AQAL and the transpersonal. He has had six books of poetry published. He and his wife live in North Chingfor