Explaining Death Anxiety: Based on the Existential Psychotherapy Approach and Multidimensional Spiritual Theory

Being aware of death considered an important necessity of life for every individual and at every stage, and the lack of awareness about death leads the individual to fundamental anxieties because anything that is unknown and ambiguous creates fear and anxiety in humans.The goal of psychology and psychotherapy in addressing death is to achieve its constructive force; Clients can make the most of the opportunities that the treatment space provides them during the process of becoming aware of the fact that with the occurrence of death, the opportunity for action and change will end. Death is inevitable, universal, irreversible, certain and absolute. Existential and multidimensional spiritual psychotherapy is a dynamic or dynamic approach and focuses on concerns that are rooted in human existence. However, what meant by dynamic or dynamic? To answer this question, we turn to Freud. In fact, Freud's main contribution to understanding man was the dynamic model of his psychological functioning.

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