What does an existential therapeutic practice mean? What are the different approaches? What are its advantages and limitations?

The second revised edition of Existential Therapies addresses these fundamental questions and many more, providing students and professionals in the field with a valuable overview of the diverse world of existential psychotherapeutic practice. The new edition, revised to engage with current issues and trends in the field, includes:
· References to key figures and their contributions, including Yalom, van Deurzen, Spinelli, Frankl, and Laing.
· Chapters presenting research data for each approach.
· An extensive case study running throughout the book, demonstrating how different therapies could approach the same case.
· Chapter summaries, reflections, and additional case studies on existential practice.

Written with a focus on practical application, this book provides a substantive introduction to a rich and hopeful field of psychotherapy.