Viktor Frankl's Man's Search For Meaning lays the foundation for all of his other works as well as for his brand of psychotherapy, Logotherapy. For me it was one of those books which influenced my life forever and a book I go back to and read again. Based on Frankl's own experiences in Hitler's death camps and on the blackness of the Holocaust in general, it offers hope. It would be hard to read this book without changing one's life for the better. Frankl was a psychiatrist, but he was also a man who suffered deeply and turned that suffering into something positive.
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