May’s mother often left the children to care for themselves and, according to May’s description, was a “ bitch kitty on wheels ”
This became his friend, a serene place to swim during the summer and to ice skate during the winter
He claimed to have learned more from this than from the school he attended in Marine City
River
He first attended college at Michigan State University, where he majored in ?
English
He roamed throughout eastern and southern Europe as an artist, painting pictures and studying native art.
While at the Union Theological Seminary, he met this renowned existential theologian and philosopher, who was then a recent refugee from Germany and a faculty member at the seminary.
Remained friends for 30 years
Paul Tillich
May was impressed with this person who notion that the therapist is a participant observer and that therapy is a human adventure capable of enhancing the life of both patient and therapist.
He also met and was influenced by this person, who at that time was a faculty member at the William Alanson White Institute.
Harry Stack Sullivan and Erich Fromm
While still in his early thirties, he contracted this disease and spent 3 years at the Saranac Sanitarium in upstate New York.
At that time, no medication for this disease was available, and for a year and a half, May did not know whether he would live or die.
Tuberculosis
As May learned to listen to his body, he discovered that healing is an active, not a passive, process
Wives of Rollo May
First Wife - Florence Defrees - Divorced after 30 yrs of marriage
Second Wife - Ingrid Kepler Scholl - Didn't last long