The Effect of Logotherapy-Based Intervention on Depression Patients on Depression,Psychological Pain and Meaning of Life

The goal of this interventional study is to compare in logotherapy-based intervention practiced to depressed patients on depression, psychological pain and meaning of life. The main questions it aims to answer are:Is the logotherapy-based intervention practiced in addition to the standard treatment in depression patients effective in reducing the depression levels of the patients?Is the logotherapy-based intervention practiced in addition to the standard treatment in depression patients effective in reducing the psychological pain levels of the patients?Is the logotherapy-based intervention practiced in addition to the standard treatment in depression patients effective in increasing the patients' level of meaning to life? Participants will be done online interview once a week for eight sessions. Researchers will compare intervention and control groups to see if logotherapy-based intervention practiced effect depression, psychological pain and meaning of life levels.

Inclusion Criteria:Be between the ages of 18-65Having been diagnosed with depressionA score of 17 or higher on the Beck Depression InventoryWillingness and willingness to participate in the researchCompleted at least six interviewsExclusion Criteria:Having an active risk of suicideHaving psychotic symptomsHaving a psychiatric comorbidityUsing antipsychotic medication