For people who cannot get to a room

Practitioners who work online, in English.

A short list, on purpose. Each person here works in English, most state on a public professional page that they see clients online, and each links to that page and nothing else. Especially for Asia, where the map is nearly empty.

Mira Kim, PhD

Yongin / Incheon · South Korea
US instituteKorean, Englishonline sessionsverified live
Professional page →

Margalit Chordekar

Mumbai · India
Vienna lineageEnglishverified live
Professional page →

Arthur Cheuk Man Li

Hong Kong
US instituteEnglish, Chineseverified live
Professional page →

Anja Marković

Serbia
Vienna lineageEnglish, Spanish, Serbianonline sessionsverified live
Professional page →

Abdullah Özer (MEI – Meaning & Existence Institute)

London / Munich · United Kingdom
Vienna lineageTurkish, Englishonline sessionsverified live
Professional page →

Liam Lattrell, LICSW

Manchester, Vermont · United States
Vienna lineageEnglishonline sessionslicensed clinicianverified live
Professional page →

How to read this list

It is not a recommendation and it is not an assessment of anyone's competence — we have no way to make one and neither does any directory in this field. It is a list of people who publish, themselves, that they work this way. Check their lineage against what the lineages mean, look at their own page, and ask them the question every good practitioner will answer plainly: are you a licensed clinician using logotherapeutic methods, or a counselor or educator working in Frankl's broad sense? Either answer can be the right one. Evasion is not.

Before you write to any of them.

  • Training. Ask which body trained them, and when; the lineage tag says which school stands behind the body, not what any one person completed.
  • License. Ask whether they are a licensed clinician using logotherapeutic methods or a counselor or educator working in Frankl's broad sense; either answer can be the right one, and a plain answer is a good sign.
  • Fee. Ask the fee for a session before the first one; this directory lists no fees.
  • Language. Ask which languages they work in for sessions, not only on their website.
  • Online. Ask whether they see people online, and in which time zones; “online training” on an institute's page does not always mean online sessions.

If you work online in English from a public professional page and want to be here, this is how.