The Personal Existential Analysis Framework: From Self-Doubt to Inner Consent

This on-demand course provides a structured, practical approach to helping clients overcome impostor syndrome, navigate existential fears, and make value-driven choices with confidence. Across two in-depth lessons, you'll explore key principles of Existential Analysis, followed by a live demonstration session where these techniques come to life in practice. Through expert instruction, real-world case studies, and interactive exercises, you'll gain actionable tools to integrate Existential Analysis into your clinical work.

This activity is designed for: Social workers, Counselors, MFTs and Psychologists
Practical Info
1.5 CE credits
Course
Intermediate to Advanced
Release Date: 05/28/2025
Expiration Date: 05/27/2028

Learning Objectives

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1. Describe key concepts of Existential Analysis (EA) to help clients work through existential fears including impostor syndrome and self-doubt in a structured, therapeutic framework.

2. Identify practical interventions to foster “inner consent” and support clients in making value-driven, authentic choices in their personal and professional lives.

3. Apply practical techniques that can be incorporated into therapeutic practice, enhancing both short-term client progress and long-term therapeutic outcomes.

About  Instructor

Dr. Alfried Laengle
MD, Ph.D, Psychotherapist, Clinical Psychologist, Existential Analyst
A renowned Austrian psychotherapist, medical doctor, and philosopher, as well as the founder of the International Society for Existential Analysis and Logotherapy (GLE-International). For many years, he collaborated closely with Viktor Frankl, advancing the modern understanding of Logotherapy and Existential Analysis.

The author of over 400 scientific publications. Dr. Laengle lectures at leading universities and organizations around the world, including American Psychological Association (APA), The Viktor Frankl Institute of America, Saybrook University, The American Institute for Cognitive Therapy, etc.