The Humanist Interview with Clinical Psychologist Leon F. Seltzer (Interview‪)‬

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] THE FOLLOWING interview was originally published on the Psychology Today blog, In Therapy. It was one installment in Ryan Howes' series, The Varieties of Religious Therapy," featuring representatives from twelve belief systems discussing how they integrate faith with their approach to psychotherapy. While Howes acknowledged that humanism isn't an organized religion, he maintained that "it is an ideology with adherents who share common views on human nature" and felt that "a decidedly non-religious ethical viewpoint would lend an interesting alternate perspective to the series."