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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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Suicide Prevention in the Work of Viktor Franklhistorical context of suicide in the city of Vienna between the First and Second World Wars and the evolution of the present theme over almost seven decades of contributions. There was a constancy about the use of meaning in life as a method of suicide prevention, corroborating the importance of the topic in psychological treatment.

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Charles L. McLafferty, Jr.,Jay LevinsonCase studies using logotherapy in diverse settings.Meaning-centered programs and interventions in the workplace.Innovative approaches to finding meaning with at-risk children and young adults

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Human Sufferinginstruments. Religious perspective may influence patient response. Frankl’s wisdom—based on a body, mind, and spirit framework—offers guidelines for interventions to find new meaning in spite of unavoidable suffering. More research is needed to develop an epidemiology of suffering and to test models of intervention.

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So Much to Learn: Keynote Address at the Third Future of Logotherapy World Congress, Vienna, Austria As well, the author points to Frankl’s insistence that logotherapy should be “degurified.” Particular emphasis is given to (a) the need to acknowledge the uniqueness of each person, (b) the problem of money, (c) the need for social responsibility in the face of injustice, and (d) the need to challenge the status quo.