The loss, death, and personal and cultural disorientation of the coronavirus has been felt on some level by all of us. We all know friends and family members who have lost their jobs or have fallen ill, perhaps some who are among the 200,000 who have died from the virus in our country. We pray …
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It all used to be pretty straight forward: I greet the client at my office door, we settle into our identical chairs, we exchange the usual pleasantries, we get down to business. Much of that remains the same for counseling in the Covid-19 Era. But much has changed. Now we’re physically separated, I in my …
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The Covid-19 pandemic arrived upon the world stage shortly after I had begun a year-long study program on the life and works of Viktor Frankl (1905-1997), best known as the author of the searing Holocaust testimonial Man’s Search for Meaning. Sponsored by the Graduate Theological Foundation, the program consists of an in-depth review of his ten …
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