Atlanta Philosophical Counseling

Atlanta Philosophical Counseling Atlanta Philosophical Counseling. Understanding – Empathy – Logic

Logic Based Therapy addresses emotional, relational and life challenges.

We identify your emotions (how you are feeling and what you feel that way
about) and, most importantly, your reasoning that leads to these feelings. We identify false, unreasonable and unproductive beliefs and assumptions
that contribute to negative feelings and work to reject these faulty beliefs. We develop new, better ways of thinking – new patterns of reasoning and
responding – and practice integrating them into our lives. Better thinking = a better life!

New! "Philosophical Counseling: Using Philosophy to Address Life’s Challenges" by Nathan Nobis
08/24/2025

New!

"Philosophical Counseling: Using Philosophy to Address Life’s Challenges" by Nathan Nobis

This essay describes a leading approach to philosophical counseling, known as Logic-Based Therapy, that has been developed and used since the 1980s.

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215 Church St.
Decatur, GA
30030

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 8am - 5pm

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Understanding – Empathy – Logic Logic Based Therapy addresses emotional, relational and life challenges. We identify your emotions (how you are feeling and what you feel that way about) and, most importantly, your reasoning that leads to these feelings. We identify false, unreasonable and unproductive beliefs and assumptions that contribute to negative feelings and work to reject these faulty beliefs. We develop new, better ways of thinking – new patterns of reasoning and responding – and practice integrating them into our lives. Better thinking = a better life!