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Pastoral Care during Life Transitions: Reconciling with the Past
Presented by: Prof. Dr. Elisabeth Lukas Location: Catholic Private University, Linz, Austria Organized by: Prof. Dr. Klara-Antonia Csiszar Abstract: Viktoria Puchner (KU-Linz) Transcribed and translated from the original German into English by: Prof. Dr. Maria Marshall, February 28, 2024 [Posted with permission from Prof. Dr. Klara-Antonia Csiszar and Prof. Dr. Elisabeth Lukas] Abstract: Prof. Dr.… Read more
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The World is not Well, but it can be Healed
[PASSIONSWEGE] “Stations of the Passion” Radio Talk Veronika Bonelli’s Interview with Alexander Batthyány February 21, 2024 Translated and summarized by Maria Marshall Key points: VB: “The World is not Well, but it can be Healed” is the title of Alexander Batthyány and Elisabeth Lukas’s book with the subtitle: “Mastering Difficult Life Situations.” VB: “Stations of… Read more
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The Meaning of Logotherapy in Psychiatry and Psychotherapy
The Meaning of logotherapy in psychiatry and psychotherapy. Presentation by Dr. Cvijeta Pahljina (1943 – 2022), Psychiatrist, at The Future of Logotherapy Congress, Vienna, 2016. Translated by Maria Marshall (2023). Read more
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Logotherapy and Existential Analysis for Burnout and Moral Injury
Viktor Frankl’s Logotherapy and Existential Analysis (LTEA) can be helpful to prevent burnout as well as to manage the effects of moral injury. Burnout and moral injury are two different entities. Burnout refers to exhaustion from excessive work. Moral injury is the consequence of values transgressions. Read more
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Logotherapy and Existential Analysis for Moral Injury validated by Science
Logotherapy and Existential Analysis for the Management of Moral Injury. Edward Marshall, Maria Marshall, Ottawa Institute of Logotherapy, 2021. Read more
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The Concept of Logotherapy in 1925
The Concept of Logotherapy in1925 In: “Fundamentals of Medical Psychology Psychodiagnostics and Psychotherapy in Everyday Practice” by Dr. med. Heinz Fendel, Specialist of Internal Medicine and Nervous Disorders. Berlin and Vienna: Urban and Schwarzenberg. Read more