Titlebook: Logotherapy and Existential Analysis; Charles L. McLafferty, Jr.,Jay Levinson Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), u

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“For the Person Is Always at Work”: Viktor Frankl’s Path to Logotherapy and Existential Analysison of Frankl’s thought is detailed, from its philosophical origins to its integration into psychiatry, psychology, and psychotherapy. Moreover, the enduring impact of Frankl’s theories and their relevance in addressing human experiences and the future of healthcare are noted.

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So Much to Learn: Keynote Address at the Third Future of Logotherapy World Congress, Vienna, Austria experiences had a profound impact on him and helped to shape his understanding of logotherapy and his perspectives on life’s journey. Thirteen lessons are noted from his long association with Frankl, including the importance of hard work, mentorship, communication, humor, forgiveness, and humility.

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Building the Viktor Frankl Archivescompass various formats, including reel-to-reel audiotapes, compact cassette tapes, and videotapes that contain lectures, interviews, as well as personal recordings. Challenges arose due to different formats, tape deterioration, and technical obstacles. Contributions from various sources enriched th

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Human Sufferingce guidelines are non-existent. Understanding suffering requires a broad definition and a thorough assessment, made possible by a variety of existing instruments. Religious perspective may influence patient response. Frankl’s wisdom—based on a body, mind, and spirit framework—offers guidelines for i

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Management of Moral Injury in Healthcare Workers During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Contribution of Vikto not well managed, can lead toward adverse physical and mental health consequences. Moral injury results when personal beliefs, ethical and moral principles have been trespassed by omission, commission, or while witnessing such actions committed by others. This chapter describes the ways in which th

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Writing Therapy and the Search for Meaning: A Case Historyiques. Nevertheless, self-writing represents a powerful therapeutic resource for facilitating self-knowledge and existential change. Autobiographical writing may help individuals address obstacles and attitudes toward, and responsibility for, their existence. Writing can help them to bring into focu

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