Classification Schemes of Logotherapy

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[1] McKillop, T., (1993), 16(1) A Message of Hope

[2] Leslie, R. C., (1993), 16(1), Reflections on “Frankl: Life with Meaning”

[3] Waiters, G. D., (1993), 16(1), The Lifestyle Approach to Substance Abuse

[4] Haines, P. E., (1993), 16(1), Meaning and Life’s Trials: An Avenue of Hope

[5] Westermann, A. G., (1993), 16(1), The Logoanchor Technique

[6] Asagba, R., (1993), 16(1), Logotherapy’s Knowledge and Wisdom

[7] Shek, D. T. L., (1993), 16(1), The Chinese Purpose-in-Life Test and Psychological Well-Being in Chinese College Students

[8] Kannady, G., (1993), 16(1), Meaning Amidst Chaos: The Challenge of the 21-st Century

[9] Lukas, E., (1993), 16(1), Logotherapeutic Crisis Intervention: A Case History

[10] Lantz, J., (1993), 16(2), Treatment Modalities in Logotherapy

[11] Welter, P. R., (1993), 16(2), Introducing Clients to Intergenerational Resources

[12] Brown, H. P., (1993), 16(2), Tools for Logotherapist: A Twelve-Step Spiritual Inventory

[13] Dansart, B. R., (1993), 16(2), Logophilosophy: Compass for an Embattled Education

[14] Rutkowski, T., (1993), 16(2), Excessive Gambling – Masking Frustrated Will To Meaning

[15] Van Pelt, I., (1993), 16(2), Logotherapy – Mission for the Future

[16] Leslie, R., (1993), 16(2), Satir and Frankl: Messengers of Hope

[17] Crumbaugh, J. C. & Henrion, R., (1994), 17(1), The Ecce Home Technique: A Special case of Dereflection

[18] Welter, P. R., (1994), 17(1), The Element of Surprise in the Logotherapeutic Treatment of Adolescents

[19] Lantz, J. & Lantz, J., (1994), 17(1), Franklian Treatment with Traumatized Families

[20] Barnes, R. C., (1994), 17(1), Finding Meaning in Unavoidable Suffering

[21] Estes, K. & Welter, P., (1994), 17(1), The University Department as a Base For Promoting the Study and Practice of Logotherapy

[22] Wilson, R. A., (1994), 17(1), Logotherapy in the Classroom

[23] Hutzell, P. R. & Finck, W. C., (1994), 17(1), Adapting the Life Purpose Questionnare for Use with Adolescent Populations

[24] Reker, G. T., (1994), 17(1), Logotheory and Logotherapy: Challenges, Opportunities, and Some Empirical Findings

[25] Berti, G. & Berti, A. Sch., (1994), 17(2), When an Offspring Dies: Logotherapy In Bereavement Groups

[26] Van Pelt, I., (1994), 17(2), The Meaning of Chronic Headache – The Role of the Human Spirit in Conflict Resolution

[27] Giovinco, G. & McDougald, J., (1994), 17(2), Logotherapy: A Journey into Meaning for People with AIDS

[28] Hirsch, B. Z., (1994), 17(2), Logotherapy in School Crisis Situation

[29] Hutzell, R. R. & Lantz, J., (1994), 17(2), Uses of Hypnosis in Logotherapy

[30] Addad, M., (1994), 17(2), Self-Transcendence in the Schools

[31] Kannady, G., (1994), 17(2), Rethinking Logotherapy Training Needs

[32] Shek, D. T. L., (1994), 17(2), Meaning in Life and Adjustment Amongst Midlife Patients in Hong Kong

[33] Yoder, J., (1994), 17(2), Paradoxical Intention: The Case of Ron

[34] Leslie, R. C., (1994), 17(2), Franks’s Case of Elfriede G.

[35] Lukas, E., (1995), 18(1), Correcting the Image

[36] Fabry, J., (1995), 18(1), Prescription for Survival

[37] Khatami, M., (1995), 18(1), Existential Therapy for Chronic Pain

[38] Henrion, R., (1995), 18(1), Logoanalysis for Future Survival in a Violent Society

[39] Humberger, F. E., (1995), 18(1), Logotherapy and the Globalization of Industry

[40] Leslie, R. C., (1995), 18(1), Logotherapy and Religion

[41] Hirsch, B. Z., (1995), 18(1), The Application of Logotherapy in Education

[42] Kalmar, S. S., (1995), 18(1), Viktor Frankl Speaks of His Life

[43] Eisenberg, M., (1995), 18(1), Israel Students Live Logotherapy

[44] Gould, W. B., (1995), 18(1), Boundaries and Meaning

[45] Crumbaugh, J. C., (1995), 18(1), Logotherapy as Love Therapy

[46] Long, J. L., (1995), 18(1), The Quest for Meaning in the Twenty-First Century

[47] Lantz, J., (1995), 18(2), Frankl and Marcel: Two Prophets of Hope for the 21-st Century

[48] Walters, G. D., (1995), 18(2), Integrating Logotherapy and Lifestyle Theory: A Remedy for Criminal Behavior

[49] Sappington, A. A. & Kelly, P. J., (1995), 18(2), Purpose in Life and Self-Perceived Anger Problems Among College Students

[50] Rice, G. E. & Sianjina, R. R., (1995), 18(2), Teaching that Encourages Meaningful Learning

[51] Clark, G., (1995), 18(2), Meaning in the Workplace as Social Change

[52] Stanich, J., (1995), 18(2), Noetic and Psychic Dimensions in Clinical Practice and Research

[53] Bercovitch, H. S., (1995), 18(2), Self-Awareness Therapy for Prisoners

[54] Welter, P. R., (1995), 18(2), Meaning as a Resource in Marriage Counseling

[55] Freeman, S. J., (1995), 18(2), Crisis Intervention and Logotherapy: A Case Study

[56] Fabry, J., (1996), 19(1), What’s Not in Frankl’s Books

[57] Crumbaugh, J. C., (1996), 19(1), Logotherapy Revisited as Love Therapy

[58] Kass, J., (1996), 19(1), Coping with Life-Threatening Illness Using a Logotherapeutuc Approach – Stage 1: Health Care Team Interventions

[59] Lantz, J., (1996), 19(1), Stages and Treatment Activities in Family Logotherapy

[60] Leslie, R. C., (1996), 19(1), Karen Horney and Viktor Frankl: Optimists in Spite of Everything

[61] Wright, M. W., (1996), 19(1), “Anew Course for Management” Revisited

[62] Stefanics, C., (1996), 19(1), Experiences with Logotherapy: Nursing the Elderly

[63] Eisenberg, M., (1996), 19(1), The Death of a Logotherapist

[64] Shields, R., (1996), 19(1), Meaning Potentials of Burnout in the Helping Professions

[65] Magen, Z., Birenbaum, M. & Pery, D., (1996), 19(1), Experiencing Joy and Sorrow: An Examination of Intensity and Shallowness

[66] Goodenough, R. W., (1996), 19(2), Legal Responsibility of Logotherapists

[67] Monaghan, P., (1996), 19(2), Logotherapy as Divorce Counseling: The Myth of Mr. Wonderful

[68] Sappington, A. A., Goodwin, S. & Palmarier, A., (1996), 19(2), An Experimental Investigation of the Relationship Between Anger and Altruizm

[69] Hirsch, B. Z., (1996), 19(2), Comparison of Logotherapy and Brief Therapy

[70] Asagba, R. B., (1996), 19(2), The Pursuit if Democracy in Nigeria

[71] Hooper, R. I., Walling, M. K. & Joslyn, W. D., (1996), 19(2), Logotherapeutic Principles in the Treatment of Panic Attacks with Agoraphobia: A Case Study

[72] Lantz, J., (1996), 19(2), Logotherapy Training: The Worthington Model

[73] Welter, P. R., (1996), 19(2), Serving the Summons

[74] Kass, J., (1996), 19(2), Coping with Life-Threatening Illness Using a Logotherapeutic Approach – Stage 2: Clinical Mental Health Counseling

[75] Ungar, M., (1996), 19(2), The Nature of Counseling Refrom the Perspective of Logotherapy

[76] Leslie, R., (1997), 20(1), ViktFrankl: Recollections – An Autobiography

[77] Heines, K. D., (1997), 20(1), Experience with Logotherapy and Existential Analysis in a Hospital for Psychiatry, Psychotherapy, and Neurology

[78] Wintz, C. (1997), 20(1), Nurse Structuring of a Logotherapeutic Milieu for Schizophrenic Inpatients

[79] Estes, K., (1997), 20(1), Logotherapy in Counselor Education: Important but Neglected

[80] Wilson, R. A., (1997), 20(1), Finding Meaning Through Frankl’s Socratic Dialogue and Fromm’s Five Needs of the Human Condition: A Group Process for School Counseling

[81] Haines, P. E., (1997), 20(1), Addiction Recovery: Transcending the Existential Root of Relapse

[82] De La Flor, A. N., (1997), 20(1), Meaning Levels and Drug Abuse Therapy: An Empirical Study

[83] Fabry, J., (1997), 20(2), Logotherapy in the Third Millenium

[84] Ernzen, F. I., (1997), 20(2), Teaching Children Peace Making Skills

[85] Abrami, L. M., (1997), 20(2), Conversations with Terminally Ill Patients

[86] Wong, P. T. P., (1997), 20(2), Meaning Centered Counseling: A Cognitive – Behavioral Approach to Logotherapy

[87] Lantz, J., (1997), 20(2), Reflection, Meanings, and Dreams

[88] Long, J. L., (1997), 20(2), Logotherapeutic Transcendental Crisis Intervention

[89] Ungar, M., (1997), 20(2), A Four-Step Model of Logotherapy

[90] Harris, W. M., (1997), 20(2), Meaning of Grief

[91] Frankl, V. E., (1998), 21(1), Historical Frankl Articles From “Uniquest”: A Psychiatrist Looks at Love; Some Thoughts on the “Painful Wisdom”; Meaning is Available to Everyone; Turning Suffering into a Triumph

[92] Hirsch, B. Z., (1998), 21(2), The Application of Logotherapy in Public Education

[93] Ungar, J., Hodgins, D. C. & Ungar, M., (1998), 21(2), Purposeful Goals and Alcoholic Recovery

[94] Lantz, J., (1998), 21(2), Logotherapy with Chronic Physical Illness Clients

[95] Moore, C., (1998), 21(2), The Use of Visible Metaphor in Logotherapy

[96] Rice, G. E. & Young, M. B., (1998), 21(2), Meaning in Education: The Constructivist Teacher

[97] Salthouse, A. R., (1998), 21(2), The Role of Meaning in Stress Management

[98] Shantall, T., (1998), 21(2), A Phenomenological Analysis of Suffering

[99] Lukas, E., (1999), 22(1), “Key Words” as a Guarantee Against the Imposition of Values by the Therapist

[100] Young, M. & and Rice, G. E., (1999), 22(1), Adaptive Model of the Addictive Process

[101] Asenjo, B., (1999), 22(1), Raison D’etre in Recovery: Sobriety, Service and Sense of Purpose

[102] Waisberg, J. L. & Starr, M. W., (1999), 22(1), Psychometric Properties of the Purpose In Life Test with a Sample of Substance Abusers

[103] Westermann, A. G. & Gennary, H., (1999), 22(1), Logotherapy in Today’s Managed Care Climate

[104] Van Pelt, I., (1999), 22(1), The Survival of Logotherapy

[105] Shek, D. T. L., (1999), 22(1), Meaning in Life and Adjustment Amongst Early Adolescent in Hong Kong

[106] Morrison, E. E., (1999), 22(1), Integrating Logotherapy into a Course in Ethics

[107] Wong, P. T. P., (1999), 22(1), Towards an Integrative Model of Meaning Centered Counseling and Therapy
 

Abrami, L. M., (1997), 20(2), Conversations with Terminally Ill Patients [85]

Addad, M., (1994), 17(2), Self-Transcendence in the Schools [30]

Asagba, R., (1993), 16(1), Logotherapy’s Knowledge and Wisdom [6]

Asagba, R. B., (1996), 19(2), The Pursuit if Democracy in Nigeria [70]

Asenjo, B., (1999), 22(1), Raison D’etre in Recovery: Sobriety, Service and Sense of Purpose [101]

Barnes, R. C., (1994), 17(1), Finding Meaning in Unavoidable Suffering [20]

Bercovitch, H. S., (1995), 18(2), Self-Awareness Therapy for Prisoners [53]

Berti, G. & Berti, A. Sch., (1994), 17(2), When an Offspring Dies: Logotherapy In Bereavement Groups [25]

Brown, H. P., (1993), 16(2), Tools for Logotherapist: A Twelve-Step Spiritual Inventory [12]

Clark, G., (1995), 18(2), Meaning in the Workplace as Social Change [51]

Crumbaugh, J. C., (1995), 18(1), Logotherapy as Love Therapy [45]

Crumbaugh, J. C., (1996), 19(1), Logotherapy Revisited as Love Therapy [57]

Crumbaugh, J. C. & Henrion, R., (1994), 17(1), The Ecce Home Technique: A Special case of Dereflection [17]

Dansart, B. R., (1993), 16(2), Logophilosophy: Compass for an Embattled Education [13]

De La Flor, A. N., (1997), 20(1), Meaning Levels and Drug Abuse Therapy: An Empirical Study [82]

Eisenberg, M., (1995), 18(1), Israel Students Live Logotherapy [43]

Eisenberg, M., (1996), 19(1), The Death of a Logotherapist [63]

Ernzen, F. I., (1997), 20(2), Teaching Children Peace Making Skills [84]

Estes, K., (1997), 20(1), Logotherapy in Counselor Education: Important but Neglected [79]

Estes, K. & Welter, P., (1994), 17(1), The University Department as a Base For Promoting the Study and Practice of Logotherapy [21]

Fabry, J., (1997), 20(2), Logotherapy in the Third Millenium [83]

Fabry, J., (1995), 18(1), Prescription for Survival [36]

Fabry, J., (1996), 19(1), What’s Not in Frankl’s Books [56]

Frankl, V. E., (1998), 21(1), Historical Frankl Articles From “Uniquest”: A Psychiatrist Looks at Love; Some Thoughts on the “Painful Wisdom”; Meaning is Available to Everyone; Turning Suffering into a Triumph [91]

Freeman, S. J., (1995), 18(2), Crisis Intervention and Logotherapy: A Case Study [55]

Giovinco, G. & McDougald, J., (1994), 17(2), Logotherapy: A Journey into Meaning for People with AIDS [27]

Goodenough, R. W., (1996), 19(2), Legal Responsibility of Logotherapists [66]

Gould, W. B., (1995), 18(1), Boundaries and Meaning [44]

Haines, P. E., (1997), 20(1), Addiction Recovery: Transcending the Existential Root of Relapse [81]

Haines, P. E., (1993), 16(1), Meaning and Life’s Trials: An Avenue of Hope [4]

Harris, W. M., (1997), 20(2), Meaning of Grief [90]

Heines, K. D., (1997), 20(1), Experience with Logotherapy and Existential Analysis in a Hospital for Psychiatry, Psychotherapy, and Neurology [77]

Henrion, R., (1995), 18(1), Logoanalysis for Future Survival in a Violent Society [38]

Hirsch, B. Z., (1996), 19(2), Comparison of Logotherapy and Brief Therapy [69]

Hirsch, B. Z., (1994), 17(2), Logotherapy in School Crisis Situation [28]

Hirsch, B. Z., (1995), 18(1), The Application of Logotherapy in Education [41]

Hirsch, B. Z., (1998), 21(2), The Application of Logotherapy in Public Education [92]

Hooper, R. I., Walling, M. K. & Joslyn, W. D., (1996), 19(2), Logotherapeutic Principles in the Treatment of Panic Attacks with Agoraphobia: A Case Study [71]

Humberger, F. E., (1995), 18(1), Logotherapy and the Globalization of Industry [39]

Hutzell, P. R. & Finck, W. C., (1994), 17(1), Adapting the Life Purpose Questionnare for Use with Adolescent Populations [23]

Hutzell, R. R. & Lantz, J., (1994), 17(2), Uses of Hypnosis in Logotherapy [29]

Kalmar, S. S., (1995), 18(1), Viktor Frankl Speaks of His Life [42]

Kannady, G., (1993), 16(1), Meaning Amidst Chaos: The Challenge of the 21-st Century [8]

Kannady, G., (1994), 17(2), Rethinking Logotherapy Training Needs [31]

Kass, J., (1996), 19(1), Coping with Life-Threatening Illness Using a Logotherapeutuc Approach – Stage 1: Health Care Team Interventions [58]

Kass, J., (1996), 19(2), Coping with Life-Threatening Illness Using a Logotherapeutic Approach – Stage 2: Clinical Mental Health Counseling [74]

Khatami, M., (1995), 18(1), Existential Therapy for Chronic Pain [37]

Lantz, J., (1995), 18(2), Frankl and Marcel: Two Prophets of Hope for the 21-st Century [47]

Lantz, J., (1996), 19(2), Logotherapy Training: The Worthington Model [72]

Lantz, J., (1998), 21(2), Logotherapy with Chronic Physical Illness Clients [94]

Lantz, J., (1997), 20(2), Reflection, Meanings, and Dreams [87]

Lantz, J., (1996), 19(1), Stages and Treatment Activities in Family Logotherapy [59]

Lantz, J., (1993), 16(2), Treatment Modalities in Logotherapy [10]

Lantz, J. & Lantz, J., (1994), 17(1), Franklian Treatment with Traumatized Families [19]

Leslie, R. C., (1994), 17(2), Franks’s Case of Elfriede G. [34]

Leslie, R. C., (1996), 19(1), Karen Horney and Viktor Frankl: Optimists in Spite of Everything [60]

Leslie, R. C., (1995), 18(1), Logotherapy and Religion [40]

Leslie, R. C., (1993), 16(1), Reflections on “Frankl: Life with Meaning” [2]

Leslie, R., (1993), 16(2), Satir and Frankl: Messengers of Hope [16]

Leslie, R., (1997), 20(1), Viktor Frankl: Recollections – An Autobiography [76]

Long, J. L., (1997), 20(2), Logotherapeutic Transcendental Crisis Intervention [88]

Long, J. L., (1995), 18(1), The Quest for Meaning in the Twenty-First Century [46]

Lukas, E., (1995), 18(1), Correcting the Image [35]

Lukas, E., (1999), 22(1), “Key Words” as a Guarantee Against the Imposition of Values by the Therapist [99]

Lukas, E., (1993), 16(1), Logotherapeutic Crisis Intervention: A Case History [9]

Magen, Z., Birenbaum, M. & Pery, D., (1996), 19(1), Experiencing Joy and Sorrow: An Examination of Intensity and Shallowness [65]

McKillop, T., (1993), 16(1) A Message of Hope [1]

Monaghan, P., (1996), 19(2), Logotherapy as Divorce Counseling: The Myth of Mr. Wonderful [67]

Moore, C., (1998), 21(2), The Use of Visible Metaphor in Logotherapy [95]

Morrison, E. E., (1999), 22(1), Integrating Logotherapy into a Course in Ethics [106]

Reker, G. T., (1994), 17(1), Logotheory and Logotherapy: Challenges, Opportunities, and Some Empirical Findings [24]

Rice, G. E. & Sianjina, R. R., (1995), 18(2), Teaching that Encourages Meaningful Learning [50]

Rice, G. E. & Young, M. B., (1998), 21(2), Meaning in Education: The Constructivist Teacher [96]

Rutkowski, T., (1993), 16(2), Excessive Gambling – Masking Frustrated Will To Meaning [14]

Salthouse, A. R., (1998), 21(2), The Role of Meaning in Stress Management [97]

Sappington, A. A., Goodwin, S. & Palmarier, A., (1996), 19(2), An Experimental Investigation of the Relationship Between Anger and Altruizm [68]

Sappington, A. A. & Kelly, P. J., (1995), 18(2), Purpose in Life and Self-Perceived Anger Problems Among College Students [49]

Shantall, T., (1998), 21(2), A Phenomenological Analysis of Suffering [98]

Shek, D. T. L., (1999), 22(1), Meaning in Life and Adjustment Amongst Early Adolescent in Hong Kong [105]

Shek, D. T. L., (1994), 17(2), Meaning in Life and Adjustment Amongst Midlife Patients in Hong Kong [32]

Shek, D. T. L., (1993), 16(1), The Chinese Purpose-in-Life Test and Psychological Well-Being in Chinese College Students [7]

Shields, R., (1996), 19(1), Meaning Potentials of Burnout in the Helping Professions [64]

Stanich, J., (1995), 18(2), Noetic and Psychic Dimensions in Clinical Practice and Research [52]

Stefanics, C., (1996), 19(1), Experiences with Logotherapy: Nursing the Elderly [62]

Ungar, M., (1997), 20(2), A Four-Step Model of Logotherapy [89]

Ungar, M., (1996), 19(2), The Nature of Counseling Relationships from the Perspective of Logotherapy [75]

Ungar, J., Hodgins, D. C. & Ungar, M., (1998), 21(2), Purposeful Goals and Alcoholic Recovery [93]

Van Pelt, I., (1993), 16(2), Logotherapy – Mission for the Future [15]

Van Pelt, I., (1994), 17(2), The Meaning of Chronic Headache – The Role of the Human Spirit in Conflict Resolution [26]

Van Pelt, I., (1999), 22(1), The Survival of Logotherapy [104]

Waisberg, J. L. & Starr, M. W., (1999), 22(1), Psychometric Properties of the Purpose ILifTest with a Sample of Substance Abusers [102]

Waiters, G. D., (1995), 18(2), Integrating Logotherapy and Lifestyle Theory: A Remedy for Criminal Behavior [48]

Waiters, G. D., (1993), 16(1), The Lifestyle Approach to Substance Abuse [3]

Welter, P. R., (1993), 16(2), Introducing Clients to Intergenerational Resources [11]

Welter, P. R., (1995), 18(2), Meaning as a Resource in Marriage Counseling [54]

Welter, P. R., (1996), 19(2), Serving the Summons [73]

Welter, P. R., (1994), 17(1), The Element of Surprise in the Logotherapeutic Treatment of Adolescents [18]

Westermann, A. G., (1993), 16(1), The Logoanchor Technique [5]

Westermann, A. G. & Gennary, H., (1999), 22(1), Logotherapy in Today’s Managed Care Climate [103]

Wilson, R. A., (1997), 20(1), Finding Meaning Through Frankl’s Socratic Dialogue and Fromm’s Five Needs of the Human Condition: A Group Process for School Counseling [80]

Wilson, R. A., (1994), 17(1), Logotherapy in the Classroom [22]

Wintz, C. (1997), 20(1), Nurse Structuring of a Logotherapeutic Milieu for Schizophrenic Inpatients [78]

Wong, P. T. P., (1997), 20(2), Meaning Centered Counseling: A Cognitive – Behavioral Approach to Logotherapy [86]

Wong, P. T. P., (1999), 22(1), Towards an Integrative Model of Meaning Centered Counseling and Therapy [107]

Wright, M. W., (1996), 19(1), “Anew Course for Management” Revisited [61]

Yoder, J., (1994), 17(2), Paradoxical Intention: The Case of Ron [33]

Young, M. & and Rice, G. E., (1999), 22(1), Adaptive Model of the Addictive Process [100]