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Alexander AlekseichikPsychiatrist-psychotherapist
Date of Birth: .
Country:  Latvia |
Content:
- Dr. Viktoras Šapurovas: Renowned Existential Therapist
- Founding Father of Eastern European Existentialism
- International Recognition and Influence
- Publications and Educational Initiatives
- Leadership and Collaboration
- Legacy and Impact
Dr. Viktoras Šapurovas: Renowned Existential Therapist
Early Career and InnovationsDr. Viktoras Šapurovas is a distinguished psychiatrist and psychotherapist renowned for his pioneering work in existential therapy. In 1967, he established Lithuania's first psychotherapeutic clinic and later introduced the principles of therapeutic community to its inpatient ward.
Founding Father of Eastern European Existentialism
Dr. Šapurovas is a key figure in the development of Eastern European existential therapy. He co-founded the East European Association for Existential Therapy and established the methods of "Intensive Therapeutic Life" and "Existential Bibliotherapy."
International Recognition and Influence
As an esteemed member of the Russian National Association of Existential Consultants and Therapists, Dr. Šapurovas has made significant contributions to the field. He has conducted numerous seminars throughout the Baltics and Russia, sharing his expertise and fostering a wider understanding of existential psychotherapy.
Publications and Educational Initiatives
Dr. Šapurovas is an accomplished author, with notable works such as "Psychotherapy of Life" and "Living Once, but Every Day." He has also co-authored the book "Conversations on Psychotherapy," enriching the field with his insights and experiences.
Leadership and Collaboration
Currently, Dr. Šapurovas leads the Psychotherapeutic Clinic and heads the Department of Borderline Disorders at Vilnius's Mental Health Center. He also holds teaching positions at the Institute of Humanistic and Existential Psychology in Vilnius and the International Institute of Existential Counseling.
Legacy and Impact
Dr. Viktoras Šapurovas's dedication to existential therapy has left an enduring mark on the field. His pioneering efforts, innovative methods, and ongoing educational contributions have greatly influenced the trajectory of psychotherapy both in Lithuania and beyond.
