Abstract
In existential family therapy, it is believed that Viktor Frankl's dimensional ontology is a useful way to understand the different levels of depression that are important in both family assessment and family treatment. This article reviews Frankl's dimensional ontology, its usefulness for existential family treatment, the “must,” “can,” and “ought” levels of family depression, and presents clinical material illustrating the described existential family treatment approach.
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