The Thirst for Meaning: A Person in Borderline Situations. The Boundaries of Psychotherapy

This book raises questions that many of us cannot remain indifferent to. How much meaning does a person need? From what absurdities do we suffer? What helps us when we find ourselves in borderline states that make us doubt the existence of meaning? How do we perceive the loss of meaning and values in the face of severe blows of fate? Where are the boundaries and limits in the process of psychotherapy? How are meaning and values interpreted in different psychotherapeutic approaches? The authors convincingly show: the healing of the soul is impossible without addressing the spiritual dimension, without loving understanding and therapeutic involvement.
It is addressed to practical psychologists, psychotherapists, and analysts, but it will be an important message for a wide range of readers who today cannot remain aloof from trauma.