A stand-alone introduction to Logotherapy for professionals and individuals seeking a deeper understanding of meaning-centered living.
This 3-day experiential course presents the core principles developed by Viktor E. Frankl, engaging not only the intellect but the person as a whole.
You may attend this course independently of the Congress.
Before registering, please review the course details to ensure this option fits your needs.
Participate in person and experience the Congress as a shared space of dialogue, encounter, and connection.
Over three days, engage with keynote speakers, plenary sessions, and interactive formats that bring Logotherapy to life in a lived and relational context.
On-site participation includes the opportunity to present upon acceptance of submission.
Participants attending on-site are responsible for arranging their own accommodation.
You may reserve a room at the conference venue by pressing the button below.
A student is defined as a currently enrolled college or university student. For student registrations, a valid student ID is required. Please email your student ID after completing your registration to info@viktorfranklinstitute.org
A limited number of scholarships may be available for Congress attendance. To request consideration, please email us from the same email address you use for registration.
Submitting a scholarship request does not guarantee approval or registration.
Before registering, please review the details to ensure this option fits your needs.
Before registering, please review the course details to ensure this option fits your needs.
Join the Congress from anywhere in the world and participate in the shared exploration of meaning through a hybrid format.
Engage in live sessions and remain connected to the international community beyond physical boundaries.
Virtual participants are also eligible to present (upon acceptance of submission).
We are pleased to announce a special in-person plenary presentation at the 25th World Congress on Logotherapy.
Representing the Krakow Institute of Logotherapy (Poland) will be:
• Roman Solecki, Director
• Michal Kus, Deputy Director
• Mariusz Gajewski, Editor, Journal of Logotherapy Studies
In their words: This presentation will introduce the Krakow Institute of Logotherapy as a place where Viktor Emil Frankl’s thought is not only studied, but also translated into concrete forms of education, therapy, prevention, culture, and public dialogue. The main question of the presentation is simple: how can Frankl’s message of meaning become a living source of hope for people today?
Join us in Chicago as colleagues from Krakow present one of the most active contemporary centers advancing Viktor Frankl’s legacy in Europe.
Keynote Speakers and Additional Featured Presentations Coming Soon.