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Covers some 600 Research Documents
Logotherapy: a highly directive existential psychotherapy that emphasizes the importance of meaning in the patient's life especially as gained through spiritual value. The concept was developed if not originated by Viktor Frankl who worked in Vienna. This book appears on the 100th anniversary of his birth.
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Subjects:  1. Bibliographies & Indexes    2. Reference    3. Bibliographies, catalogues, discographies    4. Psychotherapy   

Subjects:  1. Logotherapy    2. Psychotherapy    3. Suffering   

Subjects:  1. Logotherapy    2. Psychology    3. Psychopathology - Compulsive Behavior    4. Psychotherapy    5. Psychotherapy - General    6. Reference    7. Counselling   

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Excellent Teaching Resource
I found Ann's book very informative, and consider it an excellent resource for teaching, especialliy in the domain of pastoral counseling and spiritual direction.Thanks Ann for such a succinct yet comprehensive work. Viktor Frankl's Logotherapy
I found Dr. Graber's book to be an eroductical study of the history, the significance, and the practice of logotherapy. Extensive research went into the Austrian history of psychoanalysis; from Sigmund Freud, to Alfred Adler, and finally to Viktor Frankl. The case studies of the therapy sessions using the logotherapy method were educational and insightful. Congratulations, Ann, on an excellent endeavor.

Inspiration For A Better Life
A clear, comprehensive, picture of Viktor Frankl`s teaching about the nature of being human, particularly the capacity for self-transcendence. Dr. Graber presents a compelling vision with practical applications for living in this confusing time. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Christianity - Pastoral Counseling    2. Frankl, Viktor Emil    3. Logotherapy    4. Pastoral psychology    5. Psychology    6. Psychotherapy - General    7. Religion   

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Jesus as Therapist
Robert Leslie says that "the main purpose of this book is to come to a better understanding of how Jesus characteristically worked with people" through the lense of the psychotherapy formulations of Viktor Frankel, an Austrian psychoanalyst who developed a system known as "logotherapy" (aka "the therapy of meaning"). This is indeed what Leslie does, viewing Jesus as a therapist and comparing and contrasting Jesus' approach with the approach of Frankl and with Leslie's own approach (Leslie was a pastoral counsellor and an ordained Methodist minister).
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Subjects:  1. Frankl, Victor Emil    2. Frankl, Viktor Emil    3. Jesus Christ    4. Psychiatrie et religion    5. Psychology    6. Psychothérapie   

Subjects:  1. Existentialism    2. Logotherapy    3. Mental Health    4. Neuroses    5. Psychology    6. Psychopathology - Compulsive Behavior    7. Psychotherapy - General    8. Psychiatry    9. Psychology & Psychiatry / Psychotherapy    10. Psychotherapy   

Subjects:  1. Alternate Spirituality    2. General    3. Healing - Prayer & Spiritual    4. Self-Help    5. Spanish: Adult Nonfiction   

Subjects:  1. 1878-1965    2. Bible    3. Bible.    4. Buber, Martin,    5. Cognitive Psychology    6. Criticism, interpretation, etc    7. Criticism, interpretation, etc., Jewish    8. Logotherapy    9. O.T    10. O.T.    11. Old Testament    12. Psychology    13. Psychotherapy    14. Psychotherapy - General    15. Religion    16. Buber, Martin    17. Psychology & Psychiatry / Cognitive Psychology   

Subjects:  1. Psychology    2. Psychotherapy - General    3. Spanish: Adult Nonfiction   

Subjects:  1. Achievement motivation    2. Goal (Psychology)    3. Logotherapy    4. Problems, exercises, etc    5. Values   

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What do you live for?
This book will not give you a simple answer for the question above. It will ask you other more, indeed.Read more

Subjects:  1. Frankl, Viktor Emil   

Subjects:  1. Existentialism    2. Frankl, Viktor Emil    3. Personality    4. Psychiatrie et religion    5. Psychotherapy    6. Psychothérapie