Logotherapy and Existential Analysis
100 Key Points and Techniques
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Taylor & Francis Ltd
Publishing:29th Sep '26
£171.99
This title is due to be published on 29th September, and will be despatched as soon as possible.
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- Paperback£36.99(9781041035954)
Logotherapy and Existential Analysis: 100 Key Points and Techniques is a practical, inspiring guide to Viktor Frankl’s meaning-centered approach.
In 100 concise, engaging chapters, it offers a clear roadmap for anyone navigating uncertainty, burnout, loss, loneliness, or the disorienting pace of modern life—whether in their personal journey or professional practice. Drawing from Frankl's timeless framework and contemporary research and clinical developments in the field, the book moves from foundational principles to hands-on techniques and real-world applications across a remarkable range of settings: therapy and counseling, healthcare, education, organizations, community, and beyond. What makes this volume distinctive is its integration of theory, evidence, and ready-to-use practices in one coherent, highly readable format. At a time when uncertainty, disconnection, and rapid change have made the search for meaning more urgent than ever, this book is an invaluable companion—insightful, motivating, and deeply human—for anyone who wants to live and work with greater purpose, courage, and direction.
Logotherapy and Existential Analysis: 100 Key Points and Techniques serves as an indispensable resource for psychotherapists, counsellors, and anyone seeking to integrate meaning-centred perspectives into their personal or professional lives.
"Finally, here it is: a concise and masterfully crafted introduction to logotherapy by one of the leading scholars in the psychology of meaning. Pninit Russo-Netzer distills the philosophical depth, clinical wisdom, and contemporary relevance of Frankl’s work with remarkable clarity and precision. Comprehensive yet elegant, this book captures and illuminates every essential aspect of logotherapy. An invaluable and highly recommended guide for anyone seeking a serious understanding of logotherapy."
Dr. Alexander Batthyány, Director, Viktor Frankl Institute Vienna; Chair, Research Dept for Theoretical Psychology and Studies of the Person, Pázmany Péter University, Budapest
"A wellspring of hope, direction, purpose, meaning, and clarity for a world in flux. Pninit Russo-Netzer has applied her marvelous creativity, intelligence, and humanity to create a guide to the science and craft of logotherapy. This empowering book spills over with insight, frameworks, and moments of both reflection and active guidance to outfit us to meet an uncertain future with a sense of adventure and confidence."
Prof. Michael F. Steger, Director, Center for Meaning and Purpose, Colorado State University, USA
"Logotherapy and Existential Analysis: 100 Key Points and Techniques is a rigorous, evidence-based exploration of Viktor Frankl’s existential framework for the modern clinician and researcher. In an era of increasing clinical complexity and existential distress, Viktor Frankl’s logotherapy offers a profound, time-tested approach to human suffering. This evidence-based, scholarly (yet highly accessible) volume synthesizes historical foundations with contemporary empirical data, providing a comprehensive roadmap for the integration of meaning-centered interventions into professional practice."
Prof. Stefan E. Schulenberg, Director, Clinical-Disaster Research Center, Department of Psychology, The University of Mississippi, USA
“Provides a solid foundation of Frankl's thought while at the same time modernizing the theory and practice of logotherapy, existential analysis, and other meaning-centered therapies. A concise, timely, and eminently practical volume to all those interested in the role of meaning in the fields of psychotherapy and counseling."
John Viterito, Diplomate Clinician, Life Member, and Faculty, Viktor Frankl Institute, USA
ISBN: 9781041035992
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374 pages