LOGOTHERAPY FOR CLINICAL PRACTICE
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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