Existential Therapy

Explores the big questions — meaning, freedom, death, and how to live well

Existential therapy grapples with the fundamental conditions of human existence: freedom and responsibility, the search for meaning, isolation, and mortality. Rather than treating symptoms, it invites you to examine how you’re living — whether your choices are authentic, and how confronting life’s uncertainties might actually open up greater aliveness. Key figures include Viktor Frankl, Irvin Yalom, and Emmy van Deurzen.