Frankl, Viktor

Hombre en busca de sentido, El 

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Dr. Frankl, psychiatrist and writer, often ask patients suffering from multiple ailments, "Why do not you commit suicide?" And often draws responses to psychotherapy orientation to apply: the latter, what life are tied to the children, the other a talented, untapped ability, to a third, perhaps only a few memories that are worth rescuing from oblivion. Weaving these tenuous strands of broken lives in a web firm, consistent, meaningful and responsible is the object facing speech therapy. In this work, Viktor E. Frankl explains the experience that led to the discovery of logotherapy. Prisoner for a long time, in the ruthless concentration camps, he felt in his own being which meant a bare existence. How could he lost everything that had been destroying everything worthwhile, he suffered hunger, cold, endless brutality that so often was on the verge of extermination, how could he accept that life was worth living ? The psychiatrist who personally has faced such hardships deserves to be heard, because no one like him to judge our human condition wisely and compassionately. Dr. Frankl's words reach a temple surprisingly hopeful about the human capacity to transcend their difficulties and discover the truth and guiding appropriate.

Frankl, Viktor

Viktor E. Frankl is a professor of neurology and psychiatry at the University of Vienna as professor of speech therapy at the International University of San Diego (California). He is the founder of logotherapy, or, as many authors call the "third Viennese school of psychotherapy" (the first two are psychoanalysis and individual psychology). Frankl also has held various professorships at the universities of Harvard, Stanford, Dallas and Pittsburgh. Invited by 208 universities, Frankl has given lectures in America, Australia, Asia and Africa.

Viktor Emil Frankl was the founder of psychiatry open to transcendence. The basic inspiration comes from his experience Frankl in concentration camps, which relates in his most famous book, Man's Search for Meaning. Looking at himself and other prisoners, he saw people in situations of extreme suffering, despair or be degraded or, conversely, make the best of themselves. Who raised their human dignity were those who carried their sufferings with an eye toward a higher purpose. "When there is a reason to live, it supports any how," he said Frankl. Christian World, No. 431, November 1997
VIKTOR E. FRANKL (1905-1997) Is Considered The Most famous psychotherapist of the Twentieth Century, creator of Logotherapy, or The Third Viennese School of Psychotherapy and Known world over for the historical book Man in Search of Meaning.

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