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LOGOTHERAPY • VIKTOR FRANKL’S APPROACH

A space for
meaning, support
and growth.

Counselling and logotherapy with Dr Kameliya Slavcheva. Training, supervision and mentoring.

Therapy, counselling and training
Dr Kameliya Slavcheva

THE PERSON BEHIND THE CENTRE

Dr Kameliya Slavcheva

A psychotherapist in logotherapy and existential analysis, family therapist, mediator and lecturer. She graduated in law and later earned a doctorate in theology at Sofia University ‘St Kliment Ohridski’.

This unusual combination of disciplines creates space for care that considers the whole person: law knows how to settle a dispute, theology asks about meaning, conscience and guilt, and logotherapy offers a method for working through these challenges. In personal and family crises, this provides a setting in which legal resolution and therapeutic understanding go hand in hand.

More about her professional journey

THE PLACE

Logos Centre for Logotherapy and Existential Analysis

A therapy, counselling and training centre working with Viktor Frankl’s approach. It grew out of many years of practice and the Logos Centre for Counselling and Personal Development.

Practice

individual, marital and family therapy with adults and teenagers.

Training and support

Courses, seminars, supervision, mentoring and intervision.

Blog

Articles, academic publications, lectures and events. Making logotherapy accessible in Bulgarian.

About the centre

HOW WE CAN HELP

Counselling and psychotherapy

People rarely arrive with a ready-made name for their problem. They come with what hurts — what we call it comes second.

All services
  • Meaning and values
  • Fear, anxiety, exhaustion
  • Self and others
  • Family and stages of life

FOR PROFESSIONALS

Training in logotherapy

Between graduation and the first client, there is usually nothing. Logos Centre is a place where you are not alone.

Training

Cases do not walk through this door. People do — with their names, their stories and what they have not yet told anyone.

Let’s begin with a conversation.

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