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Check out my psychology of creativity course syllabus

ByKim Hermanson

Hey folks, A lot of you have asked about my Psychology of Creativity syllabus. I’ve taught versions of this course at both Pacifica Graduate Institute and Meridian University. The outline of the syllabus is below. To get more details, it’s on my Books and Courses page: Psychology of Creativity Course.

Unit 1: CREATIVITY & EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING

Unit 2: IMAGERY & SYMBOLIC EXPERIENCE

Unit 3: THE CREATIVE PROCESS

Unit 4: THE MAKING OF CREATIVE GENIUS

Unit 5: THINKING LIKE AN ARTIST

Unit 6: TEACHING, RESEARCH & COUNSELING

You can purchase the license to teach this course to your own adult students, clients, or community. It includes handouts, class activities, references, and supplemental resources.

Let me know if you have any questions!

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