Existential Therapy

An Introduction to Existential-Humanistic Psychology and Therapy

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Podcasts

Matthew Fox Interview of Kirk Schneider
Link to a audio file discussion with Kirk Schneider on his book Rediscovery of Awe.

Michael Krasny Interview with Kirk Schneider
Link to another audio file with interview of Kirk Schneider on his book Rediscovery of Awe.

Existential Quotes

“Indeed, compulsive and rigid moralism arises in given persons precisely as the result of a lack of sense of being. Rigid moralism is a compensatory mechanism by which the individual persuades himself to take over the external sanctions because he has no fundamental assurance that his own choices have any sanction of their own.”

— Rollo May, “Contributions of Existential Psychotherapy” in Existence,

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