Book (Practical) Psychology Logo Therapy / Elisabeth Lucas

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Psychology
[Introduction to Contents]
Frankel's leading student systematically explains Logotherapy from the view of man to the practice of it, and also blends it with the latest medical knowledge.
"Logotherapy is intended to take man seriously in his ontological diversity.
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Logotherapy takes a holistic view of man in body, mind and mind, focusing on mental illness under the appropriate ontological dimension, and addressing healing.
The view of man and techniques that place particular emphasis on the mental dimension are rich in implications not only for medical and psychological experts, but also for all those who are deeply involved, including teachers and religious people.
Contents
Part 1 : Image of Logotherapy
1. Positioning of Logotherapy
2. Concept of Dimensional Ontology
3. Dialectic of Fate and Freedom
4. "Organs of Meaning" Conscience
5. Dialectic of Vulnerability and Soundness
6. Pleasure-oriented and semantic-oriented dialectic
7. Case studies
8. Two - and three dimensional explanations of the case studies
9. Dialectic of Character and Personality
10. Self-awareness and self-coping
Part 2 : Forms of LogoBasic Features of Therapy
35. Leaving a Golden Footprint : Recognizing Yourself in a Completely Different Way
36. Correspondence between ICD-10 Clinical Description and Diagnostic Guidelines and Logotherapy Jargon
37. Conclusion
Biography
Born in Vienna in 1942. Studied under Viktor Frankl at the University of Vienna.
German-based practitioner and mentor who contributed to theorization and popularization of logotherapy.
Author of nearly 40 books.
Lecturer 茅生 Katsuta of "Kokoro no Jidai" (The Age of the Heart) also received close guidance from the author.
Translator Kusano is Associate Professor clinical psychologist of the University of the Ryukyus, and Tokunaga is a German-based logotherapist.
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