These sources discuss logotherapy, a psychological approach founded by Viktor Frankl that focuses on the search for meaning in life as a central human motivator. The articles explore how this therapy can be applied in various contexts, particularly in professional training and social work education, to help individuals and helping professionals navigate suffering, find purpose, and enhance their psychological well-being. Frankl's experiences as a Holocaust survivor significantly influenced his theories on finding meaning even in the face of immense hardship. The texts highlight the core principles of logotherapy, such as the will to meaning, and discuss its potential benefits for both clients and practitioners, while also acknowledging its limitations and areas for further development.

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