“…The narrative existential group approach aimed to reach existential and spiritual needs in line with the S/R tradition (Viftrup et al, 2013;Wade et al, 2014), however, addressing a broader scope than the S/R tradition. The therapeutic strategies of these groups were using philosophical themes, making narratives and making use of religious rituals, which deviates from the S/R tradition (Viftrup et al, 2013;Wade et al, 2014). For that reason, narrative existential groups are perhaps better mirrored with the school of meaning and logos therapies (Frankl, 1986), which aim at addressing meaning and purpose in life and the use of Socratic dialogue as a therapeutic strategy.…”