Dr. Paul T. P. Wong introduces his studies in suffering and explains how to transform suffering into flourishing. Presented virtually at the Human Flourishing Program, Harvard university
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Wong, P. T. P. (2021). The Frankl cure for the 21st century: Why self-transcendence is the key to mental health and flourishing. The International Forum for Logotherapy,
