Existential Therapy

An Introduction to Existential-Humanistic Psychology and Therapy

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Existential-Humanistic Case Formulation

Louis Hoffman and Heatherlyn Cleare-Hoffman developed a new approach to case formulation in their book, Case Formulation in Existential-Humanistic Therapy (American Psychological Association, 2025). The template is available below. It is strongly recommended to only use this template in conjunction with the book.

Template for Existential-Humanistic Case Conceptualization

Existential Quotes

“Without awareness, we are not truly alive.”

— James F. T. Bugental, Psychotherapy Isn’t What You Think

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