How do you keep going when everything has been taken from you? Man’s Search for Meaning is the moving true story of psychiatrist Viktor Frankl, who survived Auschwitz and other Nazi concentration camps. Through his experience he discovered that even in the darkest circumstances, we keep the freedom to choose our attitude. The book has comforted and inspired millions of readers around the world.
Viktor E. Frankl (1905 to 1997) was a Viennese psychiatr
ist and Professor of Neurology and Psychiatry at the University of Vienna Medical School. He founded logotherapy, a school of psychotherapy built on the idea that the search for meaning is our deepest human drive. His wife, parents and brother all died in the camps, yet he devoted his life to helping others find hope and purpose.
What You’ll Learn:
Why finding meaning in life is the key to resilience and survival
How to choose your attitude even when you cannot control your circumstances
The basic ideas of logotherapy and how they can guide everyday life
How purpose, love and responsibility can carry you through suffering
How to face hardship with dignity, hope and a renewed sense of direction
Perfect For: Students, counsellors, leaders, and anyone facing loss, stress or uncertainty who is searching for purpose and strength. It is also a meaningful gift for thoughtful readers and a great choice for book clubs.
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Specifications
Key Features
Author: Viktor E. Frankl Pages: 160 pages Publisher: Rider Binding: Paperback Language: English