Rollo May

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Rollo May was a prominent American existential psychologist who played a significant role in the development of humanistic psychology. He is best known for his exploration of the human condition, focusing on the themes of love, anxiety, and the quest for meaning. May believed that understanding these aspects of human experience was essential for personal growth and mental health. His works, such as "Power and Innocence" and "A Cry for Myth," delve deep into the sources of violence and the importance of myth in understanding human existence.

Throughout his career, May emphasized the importance of individuality and the courage to confront one's own existence. He argued that psychological well-being is rooted in the ability to face life's challenges and uncertainties. His emphasis on existential themes has influenced generations of psychologists and therapists, making him a key figure in the field. May’s insights continue to resonate, encouraging people to explore the depths of their psyche and the meaning of their lives.