Existential therapy in the news in 2019-articles, audio and video pieces on existential-humanistic therapy practice in the past year.
I also began to pay more attention to my own experience and encounters with others from moment to moment. I was no longer a slave to my reactions. Rather, I learned to take the time to pause and understand them, and choose how I wanted to respond. And I slowly began to learn to appreciate the concept of presence that
Lisa Xochitl Vallejos, PhD, LPC, is an author, professor, and in private practice in Denver, Colorado. Dr Vallejos teaches at CIIS, Antioch University and Naropa University. She received her Foundations Certificate from EHI in 2012 and attended additional experiential training retreats in 2013-2014. I have just walked out of the most transformative three days of my life. I find myself
By Ed Mendelowitz Not understanding although they have heard, they are like the deaf. The proverb bears witness to them: “Present yet absent.” Heraclitus Let us then know our limits; we are something, but we are not all. What existence we have conceals from us the knowledge of first principles which spring from the nothing, while the pettiness of that
By Daniel Burston In “The Secular Cure of Souls” (JSEA, issue 14.2), and a talk delivered to the International Federation for Psychoanalytic Education on November 2, 2002, entitled “The Cure of Souls in The Therapeutic State”, Thomas Szasz goes to great lengths to differentiate between himself from R.D. Laing, whose life and work I have studied in some detail. It
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