Abstract
SYNOPSISHumanistic Psychology in recent years too often has focused on the same themes without bringing forth enough new perspectives, applications and voices. Creativity has two important roles in addressing this issue and advancing Humanistic Psychology. First, creativity is an important emergent theme in humanistic writing with relevancy for theory, research and practice. Secondly, it is important to creatively engage Humanistic Psychology to move beyond a re-telling of the same stories and themes. This article offers several practical suggestions for increasing creativity's presence and influence in Humanistic Psychology.
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