Existential psychotherapy

Existential therapy is a spiritual approach, or philosophy of life, that every psychotherapist may adopt in their clinical work and personal life. Here, the fundamental questions of psychotherapy meet the core questions of human existence.
In this book, Professor Yalom draws on clinical experience, empirical research, philosophical literature, and a large amount of other materials to conduct in-depth discussions on the four "ultimate concerns of life" - death, freedom, existential loneliness, and meaninglessness. He explains the significance of each existential concern and discusses how therapists should conduct effective clinical work through their understanding of them.
This book not only provides a classic textbook for existentialist psychotherapists, but also provides a space for reflection on life and existence for therapists of all schools and all those who have thought about the meaning of life.

2015-05-01

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