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This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.
This track explores the intricate relationship between existential psychology and the understanding of the human mind. It aims to uncover how existentialist theories can inform our comprehension of psychological dysfunction and mental health.
This session delves into the philosophical underpinnings of what constitutes the good life from both existential and psychological viewpoints. Discussions will focus on the implications of these perspectives for mental well-being and life satisfaction.
This track investigates the various interpretations of the meaning of life within existential philosophy and psychology. It seeks to address how these interpretations can influence individual purpose and mental health.
Focusing on the phenomenon of existential anxiety, this session will examine its roots and implications for psychological health. Participants will discuss therapeutic approaches that can alleviate existential distress.
This track addresses the intersection of death, existential thought, and psychotherapy. It will explore how confronting mortality can lead to profound psychological insights and therapeutic breakthroughs.
This session will explore the concept of existential isolation and its impact on human relationships and mental health. Discussions will focus on therapeutic strategies to foster connection in the face of existential loneliness.
This track will provide insights into the practical applications of logotherapy and existential analysis in clinical settings. Participants will examine case studies and therapeutic techniques that emphasize meaning-centered approaches.
This session will explore the philosophical and psychological dimensions of meaning and value in human existence. It aims to foster discussions on how these concepts can enhance psychological resilience and well-being.
This track will investigate the concepts of existential frustration and noogenic neurosis as they relate to psychological health. Participants will discuss the implications of these phenomena for therapeutic practices.
This session will delve into the tragic triad of suffering, guilt, and death from an existential psychological perspective. It will explore how these elements shape human experience and inform therapeutic interventions.
This track examines the intersection of human rights and existential psychology, focusing on the implications for mental health and well-being. Discussions will center on how existential principles can inform human rights advocacy and psychological practice.
