Transcription of LOGOTHERAPY FOR CLINICAL PRACTICE
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LOGOTHERAPY FOR CLINICAL PRACTICE
LOGOTHERAPY FOR CLINICAL PRACTICESTEFAN E. SCHULENBERGU niversity of Mississippi, OxfordROBERT R. HUTZELLK noxville, IowaCARRIE NASSIFFort Hays State UniversityJULIUS M. ROGINAD iocese of NevadaLogotherapy is based on the meaning-focused existential philosophy of ViktorE. Frankl (1905 1997). Numerous men-tal health professionals have been in-spired by his most popular book,Man sSearch for Meaning;however, manyare unfamiliar with the depth ofFrankl s work. The purpose of this arti-cle is to discuss the tenets of logoth-erapy, including fundamental concepts,applicability and techniques, roles ofthe therapist, and assessment tools andnew research findings. LOGOTHERAPY canreadily be integrated with techniquesthat mental health professionals fre-quently use, and thus it has much tooffer mental health professionals re-gardless of their theoretical :meaning, purpose in life, LOGOTHERAPY , Viktor Frankl, positivepsychologyLogotherapy is based on the existential con-cepts of Viennese psychiatrist and philosopherViktor E.
Logotherapy is often regarded as a humanistic existential school of thought, but it has much in common with other paradigms. Indeed, McMul-lin (2000) noted that logotherapy is one of the precursors to cognitive therapy (p. 31), and in describing innovative techniques used in cogni-tive restructuring therapy (speci cally perceptual
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