Psychotherapy available to everyone is a compilation and expansion of radio conferences of the past twenty (?) Years, whose impact on the audience has been so great that most of them have had to be repeated, again finding the same echo. This book offers, along with the language of an entertaining speech, two different things: first, an exhibition of psychiatrists and psychotherapists issues fundamental todosd understood the problems that brings such a venture, without emphasizing the orientation of no school, on the other side - something unique in the psychiatric literature of our time - "a psychotherapy into the microphone." What to read on these pages is a bit mental health practice. Frankl has shown that it can make some difficult issues understandable, but without being superficial or favor one's own errors unfortunate popularization. The lectures are interesting, no doubt, they only try and help implement certain aspects of psychotherapy, especially the collective neurosis. Now it is through the written word before through radio stations. No one knows better than the author himself als difficulties - also emerging media now used - this attempt to extrapersonal orientation to the elimination of neurotic disorders. We have encouraged however the many manifestations of patients who, in their quest for existential meaning lost or never achieved due to a neurosis noógena have found support and assistance in a specific statement of what I heard, even in some cases, have been led to forget the idea of suicide. Thus, man's search for meaning - this is the first conference title - can, in my opinion, feel that they have to stand alone and misunderstood, and that the psychohygiene can be more than a theoretical reflection on what can be done to reach out to people in need.