# Jorge Ferrer
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Jorge N. Ferrer (born October 30, 1968) is a US-based Spanish psychologist and participatory thinker, best known for his work bridging participatory theory with transpersonal psychology, religious studies, integral education, and sexuality and intimate relationships. Ferrer is a professor of psychology at California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS), San Francisco, where he served as chair of the department of East-West Psychology.
== Biography ==
Born in Barcelona, Spain, Ferrer obtained a degree of clinical psychology in 1991 from University of Barcelona, studying his last year as an Erasmus scholar at Cardiff University (Wales, United Kingdom), where he was awarded the George Westby Prize for best essays written by an undergraduate student.
Excalibur S5E2 -🎙️ From Dirt to Dynasty: The Relentless Rise of Jorge Ferrer
Step into the arena with Jorge Ferrer, a man who transformed from poverty-stricken beginnings in Cancun, Mexico to becoming the CEO of multiple thriving companies and a respected mentor to aspiring leaders.
In this raw and powerful conversation, Jorge reveals the unfiltered truth about what it take…
Jorge Ferrer on open source, community vs enterprise and UX
Vice President of Engineering at Liferay, Jorge Ferrer, talks to Enterprise Times about managing open source relationships and UX. Many companies are looking at the benefits of open source but struggle to know how best to approach it. At many conferences, the message seems to be that open source is…
76. Jorge Ferrer on Sexual Deconditioning & Transcending Mind by Integrating Instinct, Consciousness & Values of the Heart
We are delighted to host Jorge Ferrer for a third episode on the Mangu.tv podcast series.
Jorge Ferrer PhD, is a Spanish-American psychologist, renowned for his pioneering work in transpersonal psychology and the integration of spirituality and sexuality. A former professor at the California Ins…
Against Mononormativity
In this episode, I explore the idea of mononormativity—the assumption that there is one correct structure for love, desire, maturity, and even healing—and how deeply it shapes religion, psychology, and spirituality.
Drawing on the work of David Congdon, Angela Willey, and Jorge Ferrer, I examine h…
Transforming Jealousy
Jealousy is one of the most misunderstood human emotions. It’s often either justified as proof of love or dismissed as something we should simply get over. In this episode, I take a different approach—exploring jealousy as a complex emotional signal that can sometimes serve us, while also examining…
From Alpha to Omega Man
In this episode, I sit with a question that’s been quietly shaping a lot of my clinical work and personal reflection: What kind of masculinity are we actually bringing into our relationships?
Inspired by a provocative appendix from Jorge Ferrer’s Love and Freedom, I explore his contrast between th…
Anchorman
In this episode, I draw the second film from my New York Times Jenga movie deck—Anchorman—and end up somewhere I didn’t expect: a surprisingly intimate reflection on masculinity, emotional development, and the quiet fragility beneath alpha performance.
Using both the film and stories from my clini…
Living Plurality
In this episode, I sit with Jorge Ferrer’s Substack piece “Not a Summit, but a Forest: Why One True Religion May Be a Biological Absurdity,” not as an endorsement or critique, but as a way of thinking through a deeper question about how we organize meaning and live alongside difference. Ferrer chal…
495—On the Resurrection of Time: Loving the Moment Open in Rewriting the Past through the Portal of Desire
This piece is a lightly edited transcript of a free weekly live talk. Thus, the style of the piece is spoken word and not a formal essay.
This piece can also be listened to as a podcast on your favorite podcast player.
The Unbearable Pain of Turning Away
Happy Easter everyone.
This is the 5th week…
495—On the Resurrection of Time: Loving the Moment Open in Rewriting the Past through the Portal of Desire
This piece is a lightly edited transcript of a free weekly live talk. Thus, the style of the piece is spoken word and not a formal essay.
This piece can also be listened to as a podcast on your favorite podcast player.
The Unbearable Pain of Turning Away
Happy Easter everyone.
This is the 5th week…
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