Psychology

[close] A Book Club Named Desire is a quest for knowledge and mastery of the subjects of desire, love, attraction, sex, eroticism, dating, relationships, and any other affiliated subject. Join the trek and read the current book(s), share your thoughts and observations along the way. Follow the trail of books already read, continue the discussions, and provide reviews and ratings. Help pave the way by recommending and voting on books to read. Forge a path and lead discussions on other books of your independent choosing, giving other members helpful guidance on what books they might read on their own journey. Books included will mainly be (but not limited to) non-fiction and include personal development and self-help; psychology and evolutionary psychology; practical guides and technique manuals; philosophy, history, spirituality; and classic literature and poetry. The book club is open to anyone (18+) of any gender and orientation who has interest in these subject areas and those who desire to improve their love/sex lives. Some books may be gender or orientation specific. The book club is moderated, however its operation and development is intended to be democratic and organic. All participation and contribution is welcome and encouraged.

[close] Integral, Business and Organizational Psychology

[close] I'll be reading some books on therapy concepts and business planning. Hoping to get suggestions and have a place to discuss with others with similar interests.

[close] As the third oldest college in the United States, St. John's College has campuses located in Annapolis, MD and Santa Fe, NM. At the heart of St. John’s College undergraduate program is a liberal arts curriculum focused on the most important books and ideas of Western civilization. Following a reading list that includes many Great Books, all classes are conducted seminar-style, with faculty facilitating the discussion. Our liberal arts undergraduate program is a truly comprehensive education that is perhaps the most rigorous in America. See our full reading list at https://www.sjc.edu/academic-programs/undergraduate/great-books-reading-list