Editing Logotherapy (section)

===Schizophrenia===
Though logotherapy was not intended to deal with severe disorders, Frankl believed that logotherapy could benefit even those with [[schizophrenia]].<ref name="Boeree" /> He recognized the roots of schizophrenia in physiological dysfunction.<ref name="Boeree" /> In this dysfunction, the person with schizophrenia "experiences himself as an object" rather than as a subject.<ref name="Frankl1986" />{{rp|208}} Frankl suggested that a person with schizophrenia could be helped by logotherapy by first being taught to ignore voices and to end persistent self-observation.<ref name="Boeree" /> Then, during this same period, the person with schizophrenia must be led toward meaningful activity, as "even for the schizophrenic there remains that residue of freedom toward fate and toward the disease which man always possesses, no matter how ill he may be, in all situations and at every moment of life, to the very last".<ref name="Frankl1986" />{{rp|216}}