THE VIKTOR FRANKL INSTITUTE OF LOGOTHERAPY IN ISRAEL
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VFI OF LOGOTHERAPY IN ISRAEL - Course for Personal Enrichment Are you seeking greater clarity about who you are and how you can become more like the person you want to be? Do you believe in a process that is based on the conviction that your life has meaning and purpose? Logotherapy is based on principles of freedom of choice, the need for something we deeply care about to motivate us and the faith that life is guiding us in a good way. It's approach of healing through meaning was developed by Viktor Frankl, renowned neurologist, psychiatrist, Holocaust survivor and author of the best seller Man's Search for Meaning. The Logotherapy course for personal enrichment is designed for mental health professionals together with teachers, coaches, business people and parents, because in order to help others we have to start with ourselves. All classes, from Introductory to Advanced to Diplomate level take place completely online in small groups with students from over 30 different countries. Our students love the global experience and being able to meet and learn from the different perspectives and insights of people from a great variety of cultures and backgrounds. All Introductory classes are two hours duration per class, for six consecutive weeks, and are advertised according to the time zone in Israel. New! Starting July 4 from 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM Israel time there will be an Introductory course for three consecutive weeks instead of six consecutive weeks, at half the price. Starting June 19 from 6 – 8 PM Starting July 17 from 6 – 8 PM Starting July 25 from 4 – 6 PM Starting on August 3 from 6 – 8 PM Testimonials:"Batya is a very passionate and compassionate teacher and human being. Batya consistently conveys a sense of caring about her students and about the material. Batya gives a lot of personal attention, and gives of her time freely to answer questions and give supervision. Every question is answered fully, until Batya is sure that it is understood. She “walks her t