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This book examines the concept of meaning as a central element in psychological healing, arguing that many emotional struggles stem from a frustrated search for purpose. It critiques reductionist views in therapy and advocates for integrating humanistic values, such as personal responsibility and authentic engagement, into clinical practice. The text discusses how therapists can help clients confront existential questions and find significance in their lives, drawing on philosophical and psychological traditions.
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