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'''Dr. Neil Soggie''' |
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Born in 1969 in Central Butte, Saskatchewan, Canada, Dr. Neil Soggie is a renowned psychologist, author, professor, and theologian known for his contributions to Existential Psychology, Positive Psychology, and the integration of phenomenological philosophy into psychotherapy. His academic and professional endeavors span various fields, including family therapy, forensic psychology, addictions counseling, Biblical Studies and Christian theology. He currently is a Professor of Behavioral Science in South Dakota, USA. |
Born in 1969 in Central Butte, Saskatchewan, Canada, Dr. Neil Soggie is a renowned psychologist, author, professor, and theologian known for his contributions to Existential Psychology, Positive Psychology, and the integration of phenomenological philosophy into psychotherapy. Dr. Soggie is considered a leader in the field along with the likes of Dr. Ernesto Spinelli, Dr. Paul Wong, and Dr. Emmy Van Deurzen. His academic and professional endeavors span various fields, including family therapy, forensic psychology, addictions counseling, Biblical Studies and Christian theology. He currently is a Professor of Behavioral Science in South Dakota, USA. |
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Dr. Soggie has held faculty positions at numerous institutions, including Kwantlen University, Crandall University, St Francis Xavier University, University of Prince Edward Island and Sisseton Wahpeton College, where he currently serves as a professor of Behavioral Science and Addictions and Diversity Counseling. Dr. Soggie also serves the Native American community of the Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate, and supports its traditions and values. His teaching repertoire spans courses in Abnormal Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Family Therapy, and Social Psychology. |
Dr. Soggie has held faculty positions at numerous institutions, including Kwantlen University, Crandall University, St Francis Xavier University, University of Prince Edward Island and Sisseton Wahpeton College, where he currently serves as a professor of Behavioral Science and Addictions and Diversity Counseling. Dr. Soggie also serves the Native American community of the Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate, and supports its traditions and values. His teaching repertoire spans courses in Abnormal Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Family Therapy, and Social Psychology. |
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Dr. Soggie is a prolific lecturer, known for his interdisciplinary approach that integrates existential and phenomenological thought with practical applications. His academic focus often explores the intersections of theology, psychology, and ethics, emphasizing human intentionality, meaning-making, and well-being. |
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Dr. Soggie has served as PhD evaluator at Universities in several countries, has served on the Professional Awards committee of the American Counseling Association, and is also a member of several esteemed organizations, including the European College of Psychopharmacology and Affective Neuroscience. |
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'''Contributions to Psychology |
'''Contributions to Psychology''' |
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Dr. Soggie is one of the world's leading experts in Existential Phenomenological Psychotherapy. His theoretical work often draws on the existential philosophies of Viktor Frankl, Søren Kierkegaard, and Jean-Paul Sartre. He created a rubric for happiness based on existential principles, positing the formula Intentionality + Meaning = Happiness. |
Dr. Soggie is one of the world's leading experts in Existential Phenomenological Psychotherapy. His theoretical work often draws on the existential philosophies of Viktor Frankl, Søren Kierkegaard, and Jean-Paul Sartre. He created a rubric for happiness based on existential principles, positing the formula Intentionality + Meaning = Happiness. |
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Dr. Soggie has authored numerous books, including Logotherapy: Viktor Frankl, Life and Work, and his writings are widely regarded in the fields of native American legends, psychology, ancient history and literature, and philosophy. |
Dr. Soggie has authored numerous books, including Logotherapy: Viktor Frankl, Life and Work, and his writings are widely regarded in the fields of native American legends, psychology, ancient history and literature, and philosophy. |
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'''Personal Life''' |
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Dr. Soggie is married to Heidi M. Rostad, and they have three children: Emily, Jordan, and Ayden. People in his community have called him the "Bison Whisperer" for his work raising American Bison and his unique connection to wild herds. While most people would be afraid of working closely with these animals, Dr. Soggie is so imposing a figure that he does not show concern. Standing at 2 meters tall and weighing almost 400 lbs, Dr. Soggie is well known as "the friendly giant" wherever he lives. |
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'''Legacy''' |
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Sisseton Wahpeton College Faculty page: https://www.swcollege.edu/newswcollege/faculty_staff/neil-soggie/ |
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University of St. Francis Xavier: https://stfxuniversity.ca/faculty-staff/neil-soggie |
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Soggie, N. (2016). Logotherapy: Viktor Frankl Life and Work. Lexington Psychological Series. |
Soggie, N. (2016). Logotherapy: Viktor Frankl Life and Work. Lexington Psychological Series. |
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Soggie, N. (2007). Myth, God and War. University Press of America. |
Soggie, N. (2007). Myth, God and War. University Press of America. |
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Living with the Unfixable. Catholic Journal of the United States |
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Dr. Neil Soggie
Born in 1969 in Central Butte, Saskatchewan, Canada, Dr. Neil Soggie is a renowned psychologist, author, professor, and theologian known for his contributions to Existential Psychology, Positive Psychology, and the integration of phenomenological philosophy into psychotherapy. Dr. Soggie is considered a leader in the field along with the likes of Dr. Ernesto Spinelli, Dr. Paul Wong, and Dr. Emmy Van Deurzen. His academic and professional endeavors span various fields, including family therapy, forensic psychology, addictions counseling, Biblical Studies and Christian theology. He currently is a Professor of Behavioral Science in South Dakota, USA.
Higher Education
Dr. Soggie's higher education began at the University of British Columbia, but eventually shifted to the Canadian Lutheran Bible Institute, where he obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies with a focus on Biblical History and Hebrew Language. He later earned a Master of Arts in Biblical Studies from Briercrest College, focusing on Biblical History and Archaeology, and a Master of Ministry in Youth Work from Trinity Western University, and a Doctor of Ministry from Faith Lutheran University. He also completed Clinical Training through the Anglican College of Emmanuel and St. Chad, and an internship at the Roman Catholic Hospital of St. Paul. He also completed a Certificate of Lutheran Formation (academic component for ELCIC ordination for graduates of Non-ELCIC seminaries) and a year-long supervised internship. To round out his studies in Biblical Literature he also completed a Doctor of Literature and Philosophy from the University of South Africa, Pretoria. Expanding into psychology, he earned a Bachelor of Arts from Waterloo University, a Master of Arts in Psychology from Concordia University, and a PhD in Psychology from a joint program involving American University, Prague Humanities Institute, and Chernivtsi National University. In order to round out his professional training he also earned a Graduate Certificate in Affective Neuroscience from Maastricht University, a Master of Education from the University of New Brunswick, and a Master of Psychotherapy and Spirituality from St. Stephen’s College at the University of Alberta.
Academic Career
Dr. Soggie has held faculty positions at numerous institutions, including Kwantlen University, Crandall University, St Francis Xavier University, University of Prince Edward Island and Sisseton Wahpeton College, where he currently serves as a professor of Behavioral Science and Addictions and Diversity Counseling. Dr. Soggie also serves the Native American community of the Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate, and supports its traditions and values. His teaching repertoire spans courses in Abnormal Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Family Therapy, and Social Psychology.
Contributions to Psychology
Dr. Soggie is one of the world's leading experts in Existential Phenomenological Psychotherapy. His theoretical work often draws on the existential philosophies of Viktor Frankl, Søren Kierkegaard, and Jean-Paul Sartre. He created a rubric for happiness based on existential principles, positing the formula Intentionality + Meaning = Happiness. As an advocate for sexual freedom and the scientific understanding of sexuality, Dr. Soggie's research frequently addresses issues of diversity and inclusivity within counseling and therapy. He has also contributed significantly to forensic psychology, with a focus on violence risk assessments and neuropsychological evaluations of offenders.
Writing and Publications
Dr. Soggie has authored numerous books, including Logotherapy: Viktor Frankl, Life and Work, and his writings are widely regarded in the fields of native American legends, psychology, ancient history and literature, and philosophy.
Legacy
Dr. Neil Soggie's multidisciplinary career and profound insights have left a lasting impact on the fields of psychology, theology, and education. His work continues to inspire students, professionals, and readers worldwide, bridging the gap between academic rigor and practical human understanding.
References
Sisseton Wahpeton College Faculty page: https://www.swcollege.edu/newswcollege/faculty_staff/neil-soggie/
University of St. Francis Xavier: https://stfxuniversity.ca/faculty-staff/neil-soggie
Soggie, N. (2016). Logotherapy: Viktor Frankl Life and Work. Lexington Psychological Series.
Soggie, N. (2005). Existo: Worldview and a Meaningful Existence. University Press of America.
Soggie, N. (2007). Myth, God and War. University Press of America.
Living with the Unfixable. Catholic Journal of the United States