When Life Calls Out to Us: The Love and Lifework of Viktor and Elly Frankl

On rare occasions, a writer comes along with extraordinary talent and extraordinary heart.  Such is the case with Haddon Klingberg, Jr., the official biographer of the excellent work "When Life Calls Out to Us", The Love and LifeWork of Viktor and Elly Frankl.  This is the Story behind "Man's Search for Meaning" and the lives of the two people we have all come to love. 


"Haddon Klingberg, Jr., is a clinical psychologist and a professor of psychology at North Park University in Chicago.   In addition to a PhD from the Fuller Graduate School of Psychology, he earned a degree in biblical studies and studied with Viktor Frankl in Vienna in the early 1960s."  Further, he was a special friend of Viktor's and remains a treasured friend to Elly today.  Professor Klingberg's wonderful work is not to be missed!    It is available from affiliates at Amazon.com and on the Kindle edition.  



Posted on Fri, October 15, 2010 by Mary Cimiluca

1 comment (Add your own)

1. Diva Livingston wrote:
I spent most of yesterday reading, When Life Calls Out to Us: The Love and Lifework of Viktor and Elly Frankl, and will finish it tonight. I googled for the complete title to send it to my Jewish friend by email. He has been so helpful to me, and I to him, hopefully, as we both search for work in this difficult economy. That’s when I found your blog and I recognized you from the book. I have had mixed emotions while reading it.

You are right about the author and his ability to tell a difficult and heart-warming story. Viktor and Elly, your grandparents, were dedicated to helping others to find meaning and purpose through logotherapy and by their own testament to living. That you are carrying the torch so the message won’t be lost is wonderful and courageous on your part. Thank you!

Thu, December 30, 2010 @ 11:38 AM

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