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existential psychiatry
existential psychiatry[‚eg‚zə¦sten·chəl sī′kī·ə·trē] (psychology) A school of psychiatry that stresses the way in which a person experiences the phenomenologic world and takes responsibility for existence. existential psychiatry
ex·is·ten·tial psy·cho·ther·a·pya type of therapy, based on existential philosophy, emphasizing confrontation, primarily spontaneous interaction, and feeling experiences rather than rational thinking, with less attention given to patient's resistance; the therapist is involved on the same level and to the same degree as the patient. Synonym(s): existential psychiatry |