The Higher School of Psychology Hosted an Open Lecture Featuring an International Professor
On 17 December, an online lecture was held dedicated to the life and scholarly legacy of Alexander Alekseychik, one of the most influential figures in existential psychotherapy.
The Higher School of Psychology at Turan University organized a meeting with international professor and existential therapist Semen Yeselson, who delivered an extensive analysis of Alekseychik’s key ideas and methodological principles. The lecture drew significant interest from faculty members, doctoral and master’s students, practicing psychologists, and researchers engaged in the historical and conceptual foundations of contemporary psychotherapeutic practice.
Participants emphasized the high academic value of the lecture, noting its analytical depth and practical relevance for specialists working in psychotherapy and psychological counseling. The event contributed meaningfully to the ongoing academic dialogue on Alekseychik’s legacy and the contemporary applicability of his ideas within modern therapeutic contexts.
