Psychiatry worth reading

 Man\'s Search for Meaning

Freud’s psychiatry has never held much appeal to me. When I read Freud, I labor my way through because I simply don’t see the world the way he does. I suspect that a substantial portion of mentally healthy humans feel similarly and look elsewhere for psychiatry that is insightful and meshes with their life experience.

Viktor Frankl is one such psychiatrist. I recently read Man’s Search for Meaning. Like the hundreds of other reviewers on Amazon and Audible.com, I enjoyed the book and his perspective. Viktor shares a tremendous amount of insight into humanity that would be difficult to come by without his incredibly vast amount of life experience. This book should be required reading for anyone who wants to understand the essence of humanity.

2 thoughts on “Psychiatry worth reading”

  1. This is a great book. I read this book back in high school right after read “the anthem” by Ayn Rand.

  2. I remember reading this back in my college days. It was required reading for one of my psych classes. I don’t actually remember much of the book except that I enjoyed it at the time.

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