Man's Search for Meaning is the chilling story in which Viktor Frankl tells us his experience in the concentration camps. During all those years of suffering, he felt in his own being what it meant absolutely devoid of all but the very existence of naked existence. He, who all had lost, who suffered hunger, cold and brutality, so many times was about to be executed, he recognized that, despite everything, life is worth living and that inner freedom and human dignity they are indestructible. In his capacity as a psychiatrist and prisoner, Frankl reflects surprising words of hope about the human capacity to transcend the difficulties and discover a profound truth that guides us and gives meaning to our lives. Speech therapy, psychotherapeutic method created by Frankl himself, focuses precisely on the meaning of life and finding that sense by the man who assumes the responsibility to him...read more
