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The Spirit of Logotherapy [PDF]
The aim of this paper is to adduce the meaning of Viktor Frankl’s logotherapy and existential analysis—the spirit of logotherapy—in the two-fold sense of its core teachings, as well as its emphasis on the spiritual dimension of the human person. Firstly,
Stephen J. Costello
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Spirituality in Logotherapy [PDF]
Frankl wrote that he needed to find meaning in his life so that he could sustain his life physically, psychologically, and spiritually. In other words, when an individual understands meaning in life, these three dimensions will be in a healthy ...
Nesrullah Okan, Halil Ekşi
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The paper outlines the concept of family logotherapy in relation to systemic family therapy, popular in Poland. The basic philosophical and anthropological assumptions of Frankl’s logotherapy, and thus the phenomenon of free will, as well as the will to
Kasper Sipowicz +2 more
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Logotherapy is a therapeutic approach which aims to resolve some psychological disorders and existential emptiness. Logotherapy is basically based on search for meaning. Logotherapy, which was developed by Viktor Frankl in the Second World War and subsequent years rests on humanistic approach.
Ahmet Yildirim
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The article is based on both theory and research. The goal is to analyze selected aspects of the concepts of logotherapy and logotheory by Viktor E. Frankl, in terms of their use in developing programs for the prevention of risky behavior of children ...
Karolina Wanda Kmiecik-Jusięga
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Background: Logotherapy encourages the individual to find meaning in life, which is recognized as the driving force of every individual in their lifetime.
Adele Bahar +2 more
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Why do we suffer? Understanding, treatment and processing of suffering in terms of existential analysis [PDF]
The paper describes the existential analytical model within which the content of suffering is denoted and structured. The model shows that we suffer from when we suffer.
Alfried Längle
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Consent to addiction. Existential Analytical Approach [PDF]
Background. Today, the problem of addiction is very relevant. Addicted persons may act against themselves, often becoming an enemy to themselves. Therefore, it is very important to develop effective psychotherapeutic methods of working with addiction ...
Alfried Längle
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Psychotherapeutic work with hope in the existential analytical paradigm [PDF]
Introduction. Without hope, there is no motivation, no desire to live, suffering becomes stronger, and there are less chances for recovery. Hope plays a major role in treating a patient both mentally and physically. The Objective of the study is to find
Alfried Längle
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Comparison of the effectiveness of acceptance, commitment and logotherapy on interpersonal communication of female teachers in Karaj [PDF]
Aims: The aim of this study was to compare the effectiveness of acceptance, commitment(ACT) and logotherapy on the interpersonal communication, female. Method: The research was quasi-experimental with pretest-posttest with a control group.
javidnasab younes +2 more
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