About Our Projects and Psychotherapy Activities

In keeping with our non-organizational character, the Center itself manifests in the world through the activities and projects of its members.

Projects are activities designed, initiated, and executed by our members and approved by the Center, which monitors them for tax and ethical and reporting purposes. Members use projects to manifest their person-centered vision in the world through the Center. Projects qualify for nonprofit status under the umbrella that CSP provides as a 501(c)3 organization. This allows them to receive tax-free donations, and provides a level of support and recognition their work on its own might not receive.

Members develop projects in crucial areas of local, regional, and global need. These include learning and education, mental and physical health, community development, psychotherapy and counseling, peace and justice, social services, organizational design and development, religion and spirituality, and politics and governance. Over the past 50 years projects, have made significant differences in areas such as medical education, international peace, conflict resolution in business, journalism, and leadership.

These outreach projects and services are in addition to the individual activities of members and the support provided by our community to person-centered practitioners around the world.