A form of this practice rejects the will to power in favor of the Kierkegaard-inspired “will to meaning.” “Reality testing” is used in a form of this practice based on the (-5[1])theories of Albert Ellis, (10[1]-5[1])Aaron Beck, (-5[1])and Stoic philosophers. Viktor Frankl named a type of this practice after the prefix “logo-.” Practitioners of this discipline should display “unconditional positive regard” according to Carl Rogers, (10[1])who developed a “client-centered” form of this (10[1])practice. (10[1])A form of this practice based on free association is less popular than this practice’s (10[1])“cognitive behavioral” (10[1])form. (10[2])For 10 points, (10[1])name this (10[1])practice in which a practitioner and a patient talk through mental health (10[1])issues. ■END■ (10[1])