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Logotherapy in Slovakia.

We list 3 logotherapy bodies in Slovakia: 2 on the Vienna list and 1 of the GLE–Längle school. When we checked on September 30, 2026, 2 had a website that loaded, and none says it offers training or sessions online. All of them work in Slovak.

3bodies listed
2verified live, Sept 2026
0offer online training or sessions

3 bodies, by name · entries checked September 30, 2026 · Search and filter the full directory →

Forschungsgruppe Logotherapie, Slovak Academy of Sciences

Bratislava · Slovakia
Vienna listUniversity programSlovaknot verified
No public website found

SILOE – Slovenský inštitút logoterapie

Bratislava · Slovakia
Vienna listInstituteSlovakverified live
Visit site →

SLEA Slovensko – Spoločnosť pre logoterapiu a existenciálnu analýzu

Bratislava · Slovakia
GLE · LängleAssociationSlovakverified live
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Reading these entries.

The lineage tag says which body stands behind an entry: the Vienna list, the US institute, the GLE–Längle school, or none of them. Here is the difference. “Verified live” means a page on the body’s own domain loaded when we checked, on September 30, 2026. It is not a judgment of quality, and inclusion is not endorsement.

Vienna list = appears on the Viktor Frankl Institute Vienna's published list of accredited institutes; US institute = linked to the Viktor Frankl Institute of Logotherapy (Illinois); GLE · Längle = the Existential Analysis school of Alfried Längle; Independent = none of the three.

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.

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