It is time for logotherapy to speak clearly, and in Bulgarian. Here we are making a place for hope, support and meaning.
You will find both accessible articles for anyone searching for meaning in everyday life, and in-depth academic publications and studies.
10 publications
The twenty-fifth, jubilee World Congress of Logotherapy brought practitioners, educators, researchers and students from around the world to Chicago around a single question: how far Viktor Frankl's work still holds today. Four days of plenary lectures, workshops, research presentations and conversations on how meaning, responsibility, freedom and hope enter clinical practice, education, healthcare and everyday life.
Read the postThe XIV National Conference of the Bulgarian Association for Psychotherapy — two days in which psychotherapists of every modality in the country discussed the same question: what it means to work with integrity at a time when truth has become a matter of point of view.
Read the postA workshop and interview with the young performers of NEXT ARTISTS and their parents, on the theme “When the stage is light and words wound: how to stay steady”. Preparing for the stage begins with preparing the heart. Care for self-worth, identity, mental health and meaning is what makes a person resilient. When criticism is aimed at us, it means we have been brave enough to be visible — it is part of an artist's path.
Read the postAn examination of logotherapy and pastoral care, the role of faith, and the boundaries between professional roles.
Abstract and full textEvery few years logotherapists from across the world gather in one place. In October 2025 that place was Antalya — the Fifth World Congress of Logotherapy, “Pax Logos”, with participants from twenty-five countries.
Read the postThe XIII National Conference of the Bulgarian Association for Psychotherapy was devoted to ethics in the therapeutic process — to what we owe the person in front of us, and where the limit of professional responsibility lies. Two days of exchange between colleagues from the different therapeutic modalities, opened with an online address by Dr Catalin Zaharia, vice-president of the European Association for Psychotherapy.
Read the postThe author explores Viktor Frankl’s logotherapy through dignity, meaning, and orientation towards another person.
Abstract and full textA conversation with Kameliya Slavcheva and Maria Ivanova on BNR’s “Satvorenieto”.
Read on BNR (Bulgarian)Dr Kameliya Slavcheva explores shared experience, mutual support and a sense of belonging in group work.
Abstract and full textThe abstract of Kameliya Slavcheva’s doctoral thesis. NBU’s research archive catalogues it under 2012; her biography dates the Sofia University doctorate to 2013.
Download the thesis abstract (PDF)