Description
Contains:
- Editorial
- Heartbreak and Despair: An analysis of Kierkegaard’s applicability to secular existential analysis – Cassandra Swick
- Rewriting the Route of Psychology as an Existential Science: A return to Kierkegaard – Myriam Moreira Protasio & Ana Maria Lopez Calvo de Feijoo
- The Criticality of Therapeutic Irony for Existence-oriented Therapy With Continued Reference to Kierkegaard – Devang Vaidya
- Shooting at Nothing: Disinformation, injustice, and shame (in existential Buddhism) – Chris Goto-Jones
- Of Men Going Down: Masculinity in the age of sex panic and poisoned solidarities – Manu Bazzano
- Generous Geometries: An organismic/existential exploration of giving – Susanna Petitpierre
- Personally Speaking: Why I hate war and oppose pacifism – Paulius Skruibis
- An Existential Approach to Integrating Challenging Psychedelic Experiences – Andrew Carnahan
- Explicating the Implicit: Working online, Focusing in person – Stella Duffy
- Dream phenomena in Daseinsanalysis: Heidegger’s and Boss’ understanding of dreaming – Paulo Evangelista
- amo: volo ut sis. Therapeutic Eros in Daseinanalysis Part 2 – Miles Groth
- Existential Theoretical Foundations on Trauma and Implications for the Therapeutic Encounter – Andreas Ioannou
- Navigating Threshold Concepts and Learning Outcomes in Counselling and Psychotherapy Training: An existential paradox – Simon Wharne
- Book Reviews
