The Humanistic Psychologist, Vol 53(4), Dec 2025, 517-520; doi:10.1037/hum0000411
The final issue under my editorship is this current special issue on the impact of Erich Fromm, one of the originators (along with Karen Horney and Harry Stack Sullivan) of what is known as the interpersonal school of psychoanalysis. Among his works that I have cherished over the years from the time of my graduate studies into my professional life in the academy. As I now bring this chapter of editorial service to a close, I do so with a profound sense of gratitude. To the authors who entrusted me with their work, the reviewers who gave so generously of their time and expertise, and the colleagues and staff whose dedication sustained the publication, I extend my deepest thanks. Editing has taught me that the vitality of our field rests not in any single contribution, but in the collective endeavor of many voices working together in dialogue. It is my sincere hope that THP will continue to flourish under new leadership, fostering inquiry, innovation, and critical exchange for many years to come. For my part, I step aside with a heart full of appreciation for the privilege of having served and with confidence in the future of the discipline we share. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)