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Psychotherapy for Existential Crises

When life feels as though it is running on autopilot, psychotherapy (conducted in Portuguese) can help you understand the emptiness, reorganize choices, and rediscover possibilities of meaning.

Gibran Magno - Clinical Psychologist & Logotherapist | CRP 01/13.117

When life seems to run on autopilot

An existential crisis does not always arrive as an obvious breakdown. Often it emerges while a person continues fulfilling every responsibility, yet notices a persistent sense of living mechanically—as if something essential were lost along the way.

Psychotherapy offers a space to examine that experience carefully, without pat answers or reducing deep distress to a mere lack of motivation.

Tree with deep roots symbolizing rootedness and the search for meaning

This support may make sense when:

Sense of emptiness

There is a persistent feeling of emptiness even when daily life appears to be functioning smoothly from the outside.

Loss of direction

Choices, plans, and responsibilities start feeling disconnected from what genuinely matters to you.

Fatigue from holding everything together

You keep doing everything required of you, yet carry an inner exhaustion that rest alone does not relieve.

Withdrawal from relationships

Emotional distance begins affecting family, romantic, or professional bonds.

How can psychotherapy help?

Psychotherapy does not hand out ready-made answers to life. It creates a space of attentive listening to understand recurring patterns, what has lost meaning, and which choices can still be assumed with greater clarity and responsibility.

During times of existential crisis, clinical work helps you look at your own story, recognize real limits, examine your values, and find more conscious ways of responding to reality.

Existential crisis and the search for meaning

In Logotherapy, an existential crisis can be understood as a call to look more deeply at choices, values, relationships, and responsibilities. The focus is not on rushing away discomfort, but on understanding what it reveals about how you have been living.

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"Ever more people today have the means to live, but no meaning to live for."

Viktor E. Frankl

In-person and online care (in Portuguese)

Care can take place in person in Brasília (Asa Norte and Lago Sul / Jardim Botânico offices) or online in Portuguese, according to your routine and therapeutic needs.

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Would you like to talk about what you are going through?

In an initial conversation (in Portuguese), we can understand your current moment, answer questions, and evaluate whether psychotherapy makes sense for you now.