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logotherapy

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logotherapy
[log′ōther′əpē]
Etymology: Gk, logos, word, therapeia, treatment
a treatment modality based on the application of humanistic and existential psychology to assist a patient in finding meaning and purpose in life and unique life experiences.


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VAN PELT is a retired board-certified pediatrician and headache specialist and an active member of the National Headache Foundation and the Victor Frankl Institute of Logotherapy.
Where is the hurt? How do we help? by Pelt, Van / Clinical Psychiatry News
Man's Search for Meaning: An Introduction to Logotherapy.
Provider resilience: the challenge for behavioral health providers ... by Applewhite, Larry; Arincorayan, Derrick / U.S. Army Medical Department Journal
Logotherapy as an adjunctive treatment for chronic combat-related PTSD: A meaning-based intervention.
A comparative review of U.S. military and civilian suicide behavior: ... by Martin, Jeffery; Ghahramanlou-Holloway, Marjan; Lou, Kathryn; Tucciarone, Paulette / Journal of Mental Health Counseling
 
 
 
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