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Viktor Frankl

Logotherapy

  • Survived Nazi concentration camps.

  • Believed the primary drive = search for meaning (not pleasure like Freud, not power like Adler).

  • Suffering can be endured if it has meaning.

  • NCE hook: Frankl = meaning.

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Rollo May

Anxiety & Authenticity

  • Introduced existential ideas into American psychology.

  • Emphasized anxiety as normal (part of being human).

  • Focused on courage to be and living authentically despite fear.

  • NCE hook: May = anxiety & courage.

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Irvin Yalom 

The Four “Givens” of Existence

  • Modern leader of existential psychotherapy.

  • Identified death, freedom, isolation, meaninglessness as central issues all humans face.

  • Therapy: help clients face these realities and live more authentically.

  • NCE hook: Yalom = death, freedom, isolation, meaninglessness.

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Quick Comparison (NCE style)

  • Frankl → meaning

  • May → anxiety & courage

  • Yalom → four ultimate concerns

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Adler

  • Inferiority & Compensation

    • Everyone feels inferior sometimes; we try to compensate by improving ourselves.

    • Can lead to growth or inferiority complexes if overdone.

  • Striving for Superiority

    • Core drive: becoming your best self, achieving personal goals.

  • Social Interest

    • Mental health = helping others and connecting socially.

    • Selfishness = psychological problem.

  • Lifestyle

    • Unique way each person approaches life & problems, formed in childhood.

  • Birth Order (optional)

    • Can influence personality: oldest, middle, youngest, only child.

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Aaron Beck – Key Concept

  1. Cognitive Therapy / Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

    • Focuses on how thoughts affect feelings and behaviors.

  2. Cognitive Distortions

    • Common thinking errors that cause problems:

      • All-or-nothing thinking

      • Overgeneralization

      • Catastrophizing

      • Personalization

  3. Automatic Thoughts

    • Quick, often negative thoughts that pop into your mind without conscious control.

  4. Goal of Therapy

    • Help clients identify, challenge, and change negative thoughts → healthier emotions & behaviors.

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