Anne Ilmoni is a logotherapist LTI®, LIF®, who was inspired to study meaningful living and ended up helping others.
Logotherapy is a spiritual, purpose-oriented psychology and philosophy developed by Viennese neurologist and philosopher Viktor E. Franklin.
Basic studies in logotherapy are suitable for anyone, regardless of age, who is interested in growing as a person, identifying the essential building blocks of life, learning to encounter people with appreciation, and discovering and utilizing resources.
Anne Ilmoni was originally inspired by the ideas of the developer of logotherapy, neurologist and psychiatrist Viktor E. Franklin.
– Franklin's ideas were quite similar to my own. It inspired me to study.
Anne graduated as a logotherapist in 2019 after studying for 4,5 years.
– From the beginning, I intended to utilize logotherapy in my life and make a profession out of it. I was already able to practice everything I learned on a practical level during my studies.
Logotherapy differs from other forms of therapy due to its understanding of humanity and the intentionality of life.
– Logotherapy is based on the assumption that life always has a purpose. The philosophy of logotherapy comforts us. Its methods teach us and give us the strength to overcome life's challenges.
The biggest realization during her studies was when Anne felt she had found the building blocks to help other people.
– I have always been curious and have searched for different paths into people's mental landscapes. I want to get answers to how I can best help people with their challenges. With logotherapy, I am able to understand how I can best help others.
Today, Anne has her own company, Logoterapia Nyt, and she also works weekly as a logotherapist at the Finnish Population Association.
– There are clients from all walks of life. Logotherapy is generally considered a “therapy of hope.” I never send a client away with a problem, but rather with hope.
Apply for training
The training provides basic information about logotherapy and the skills to recognize and face life changes. In addition, the goal is to provide new perspectives and tools for professional competence and coping. The training also provides a solid foundation for further studies. Submit your application by August 10.8.2023, XNUMX.
You can complete the basic studies in logotherapy alongside your work or other studies, as they are implemented as a multi-modal education. The contact teaching of the basic studies is organised at the Helsinki Adult Education Centre, which is part of the same organisation as the Aktiivi-Institut. The address of the school building is Runeberginkatu 22-24, 00100 Helsinki.
The trainers are professionals who have completed a university degree and the Logotherapist LTI® studies, who are approved by the Finnish Logotherapy Institute, and who have pedagogical studies or solid experience as trainers in their own field.
Learn more about basic logotherapy studies (25 credits)
Ask more about training
- Logotherapy: Finnish Logotherapy Institute, Mia Salo, mia.m.salo@utu.fi, tel. 040 585 1158
- www.logoterapia.fi
- Aktiivi-Instituutti
- Study Helsingin aikuisopisto's at the premises: Katja Joutsijoki, katja.joutsijoki@helao.fi, tel. 050 411 0112