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On 25 September 1942, Frankl, his wife and his parents were deported to
the Nazi Theresienstadt Ghetto.
There Frankl worked as a general practitioner in a clinic.
When his skills in psychiatry were noticed,
he was assigned to the psychiatric care ward in block B IV,
establishing a camp service of "psychohygiene" or mental health care.
He organized a unit to help newcomers to the camp overcome shock and grief.
Later he set up a suicide watch, assisted by Regina Jonas.[2][6] On 29 July 1943,
Frankl .... offered a series of open lectures, including
"Sleep and Sleep Disturbances",
"Body and Soul",
"Medical Care of the Soul",
"How to keep my nerves healthy?"
I have tested out his conclusion
in some everyday circumstances.
Some stressful circumstances.
Thinking of the positives to come.
Not dwelling on the positives of the past.
Beyond Beyond Beyond - the now.
BHP
