Philosophical Counseling
What is philosophical counseling?
Philosophical counseling can be understood as a process of aiding the birth of human thought by analyzing the patterns of life using the Socratic method, with the goal being that each individual be assisted along the path to their authentic existence of being a true, good, and beautiful human being. Philosophical counselors are academically trained philosophers who utilize their philosophical knowledge and skills to help guide their clients through life.
Which experiences of life are applicable to philosophical counseling?
Existential Issues
Authenticity
Identity
Nihilism
Angst
Despair
Anguish
Ethics & Morality
Virtue Development
Ethical Decision-making
Self-control
Religion & Spirituality
Faith & Skepticism
Altered States of Consciousness
Mystic or Supranatural experiences
Conversion
Esotericism & Occultism
Dreams & Daydreams
Human Nature & the Meaning of Life
Aging & Maturity
Mid-life crises
Mortality & Death
Free Will & Determinism
Self-Deception
Self-Sabotage
Relationships
Family
Friendships
Romance & Sexuality
Marriage & Divorce
Children & Parenting
Career
Professional Ethics & Responsibility
Career Development
Workplace Social Dynamics
Rhetorical & Aesthetic Guidance
Creativity & Writer’s Block
How is philosophical counseling practiced at Holland & Company?
At Holland & Company, clients have the option to meet with a philosopher for 50-minutes sessions, either in person or remotely. All in-person sessions are held at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art located at 600 Museum Way in Bentonville, Arkansas.
The most effective frequency for clients of Holland & Company is semi-weekly for $100 per session.
The standard frequency for clients of Holland & Company is weekly for $110 per session.
The minimum frequency for clients of Holland & Company is bi-weekly for $120 per session.
Clients also have the option of obtaining remote access to a philosopher outside of their scheduled meetings for an additional fee.
