Apply the method to work with depressive states by identifying deep existential factors and supporting clients in understanding and overcoming the symptoms of depression.
Assist clients in finding personal meaning in life, which helps reduce anxiety and fosters a more conscious approach to life’s challenges.
Support clients during periods of professional uncertainty and career searches, using PEA approaches to explore their values and needs, as well as to reduce uncertainty and anxiety.
Help clients build stable internal resources, which is essential when working with depression and existential crises.
Use dialogue to create a space where the client can safely explore their emotions and experiences, promoting emotional healing.
Apply flexible methods that help clients better adapt to changes and cope with life’s challenges.
Facilitate clients' personal growth by supporting them in finding internal resources to resolve complex life situations.
2 videos on the Personal Existential Analysis (PEA)
method and 4 Fundamental Motivations
Easy-to-use sheet on the 4 Fundamental Motivations
for a comprehensive understanding
Demo session with a client that shows how to work
with the PEA method
Text summaries for quick access to knowledge
Comparative table for blending approaches
