Philosophical foundations of understanding psychological crisis and crisis psychotherapy

The article specifies the concept of “crisis” within the interdisciplinary narrative. The phenomenon of crisis is examined from various perspectives, including its role as a transitional “gap” between the mythical and the tragic, as a sense of existential “nothingness,” and as both anxiety and a boundary in the philosophies of Jaspers and Foucault. Furthermore, the article identifies common elements of crisis, such as liminarity, nihilism, and ambivalence.