Rollo Mays on Existential Psychology (1976)

Director	Ian Bernard
Producer	John M. Whiteley
Contributors	American Personnel and Guidance Association, Rollo Mays
Length	31 minutes
B&W/Color	Color
UO Library Catalog description:	Rollo May explains existential psychology in relation to therapy and counseling
Call #	FILM Md98
Genre	Instructional
Rare	no (but only 2 projected copies worldwide)
Online	no
Copyright status	copyrighted
Physical condition	good
Oregon-related	no

Notes:

Part of a series called Distinguished Contributors to Counseling Series.

Rollo May was an American existential psychologist (sometimes called the father of American existential psychotherapy) born on April 12, 1909.  He died October 22, 1994.  His most influential work was Love and Will in 1969 and he is mostly thought of in relation to psychoanalysis and philosophy (specifically trying to reconcile Freudian psychoanalysis with existentialism).