This Call for Papers is your invitation to consider submitting a program proposal for the Institute’s Twenty-Fourth World Congress. The Viktor Frankl Institute of Logotherapy has been granted 501(c)(3) not-for-profit status by the United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS). As such we are not allowed to include any program presentation for any political emphases nor conflictual persuasions.
Frankl’s Logotherapy helps individuals to self-transcend by using the triumphant power of the human spirit in facing suffering, conflict, terror, tragedy, pain, loss, grief, and inner emptiness. Frankl’s vision for humanity includes HOPE, which fosters an attitude of optimism in the midst of tragedy and despair.
In preparing a program proposal, remember that Congress participants will come from a wide range of disciplines including psychiatry and other medical specialties, nursing and allied health sciences, psychology, psychotherapy, philosophy, education, anthropology, religion, pastoral counseling, counselor education, sociology, social work, criminal justice, and graduate students, as well as the broader areas of life and work where Logotherapy could make a significant difference.
All presenters give permission to be recorded. Recordings will be accessible to Congress registrants following the World Congress. Participants agree not to share recordings on other platforms for 12 months following the World Congress. All presenters agree to allow the Viktor Frankl Institute to use these recordings for educational purposes after the completion of the World Congress.
Please upload your proposal as three separate documents: 1.) Brief biographical sketch, 2.) Program Abstract, 3.) Presentation Synopsis.
Brief Biographical Sketch
Please provide a BRIEF description of your credentials and background. This must include specific academic degrees earned, names of universities where they were earned, and email. This is a requirement. DO NOT USE ABBREVIATIONS. This may also include examples of any professional and/or personal use of Logotherapy, if applicable.
Program Abstract
Presentation Synopsis
Include a Presentation Synopsis of less than 1,000 words describing the outline of your proposed presentation. Please submit double-spaced, 12 point font, and using citations following the American Psychological Association (APA) Stylebook.
Please note:
DEADLINE FOR RECEIVING PROGRAM PROPOSALS: July 15, 2023
Presenters will be notified by September 1, 2023
Presenters must be registered for the Congress no later than September 10, 2023