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Reflect on Existential Psychotherapy.
Existential psychotherapy has been used as a therapeutic method in psychiatry and psychology since the mid-1900s, where it was developed by existential psychiatrists such as Viktor Frankl, Medard Boss, Ludwig Binswanger and others.
The general concept of existential psychotherapy is that the therapist, client(s), and sometimes other participants, employ a variety of methods to raise questions about what it means to be human in an effort to make life more meaningful.
The existential psychotherapist believes that a person can be an active participant in their own life, and is not doomed to suffer from psychological issues. One of the central notions in existential therapy is freedom.