Wanda Skowronska is a Catholic psychologist and author, living and working in Sydney, Australia. She completed a PhD. at the John Paul II Institute in Melbourne, in 2011, where she did sessional lecturing. She is author of several books including To Bonegilla from Somewhere (2012) Angels Incense and Revolution: Catholic Schooldays of the 1960s (2019) and Paul Stenhouse: a Life of Rare Wisdom, Compassion and Inspiration (2021). She has written for several periodicals, including Annals Australasia, Quadrant, Homiletic and Pastoral Review and The Catholic Weekly.
American psychologist, Paul Vitz, was a pioneer critic of the ‘me, me, me’ generation and humanistic psychology which flourished alongside it. He stands out because of the cultural, psychological and spiritual depth of his critique. Mythbusters are rare and Vitz is a mythbuster par excellence, t...
