The human spirit, attitude, and freedom of choice are the foundations of logotherapy, a psychotherapeutic framework developed to help you cope with extreme distress by finding purpose in life ...

Logotherapy is the concept of finding meaning in every aspect of life. It encourages you to align your values and strengthens both good and bad experiences. This way, ...

Logotherapy was first developed in the 1940s–1950s by Viktor Emil Frankl (1905–1997), who was a psychiatrist and neurologist from Vienna, Austria.

Logotherapy, derived from Greek meaning “healing through meaning,” was developed by Austrian psychiatrist and Holocaust survivor Viktor Frankl. This psychotherapy approach focuses on finding ...

Logotherapy and the concept of the "will to meaning" is a direct contradiction to the mental health orientation which pleads for tension reduction, according to Frankl.

The Viktor Frankl Institute of Logotherapy recently awarded its Lifetime Achievement Award to Patricia L. Starck, dean of The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston School of Nursing ...

Is logotherapy prone to diminishing the patient because of religious practice? Or is it more a question of the personality of the therapist and in this case Frankl’s arrogance?

Logotherapy’s relevance to modern issues such as mental health and social disconnection is a testament to its enduring importance. “Logotherapy addresses these challenges by focusing on the ...