An interview with Gideon Menda, speaker at the second world congress for existential therapy, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 2019. Spanish and English versions available. Click on the link below read the full interview: an interview with Dr Gideon Menda – prior to the Second world congress for existential therapy – Buenos Aires- Argentina 2019 – Spanish andShow more
Existential – Phenomenological Analysis of Teachers’ burnout in Israel Introduction People often start their new careers with high hopes, idealism, expectations and great motivation. However, as soon as we feel that our work is meaningless; if we think our work makes no difference to others nor to the world; if we start to feel stressed,Show more
Introduction Soon after the Second World War and the fall of the fascist regimes, the existential psychotherapy movement started to grow all over Europe, and it is still developing. It seems, however, that the approach has not yet reached its climax. From the psychological establishment’s point of view one can see the growth of theShow more