From Solution-Focused Therapy to Meaning-Focused Therapy

From Solution-Focused Therapy to Meaning-Focused Therapy

  I am surprised about how much my meaning-focused therapy is similar to brief-strategy therapy and solution-focused therapy. I am also surprised about how Dr. Frankl work in logotherapy also had features of this strategic-action approach. Here are the...
A Case Study of Dissociative Disorder in Meaning Therapy

A Case Study of Dissociative Disorder in Meaning Therapy

This case study focuses on one of my clients, who was a young man with disheveled long hair and unkempt clothing. His presenting problem was dissociative disorder with hypochondriac symptoms, such as pseudo-seizures after travelling by air or having a bad dream. He...
A Case Study of Suicide Prevention in Meaning Therapy.

A Case Study of Suicide Prevention in Meaning Therapy.

A tall and handsome young man walked into my counselling room with a drooping head. He spoke with a weak voice and he avoided any eye contact. He was a twenty-something client with a history of two attempted suicides and one hospitalization. He had been seen already...