I'm a certified philosophical counselor with APPA.
I have been interested in philosophy my whole life (especially existentialism, stoicism, and logic). I've always believed that viewing life through a philosophical prism is the key to having a more meaningful life; a way to discover new joys, and new values. It's a way of developing a new perspective on one's beliefs, thinking process, emotions, and desires. In general... people aren't plagued with disorders (as many psychotherapists would have you believe), they simply need to recalibrate themselves.
Learning to think about one's life in a completely different way is bound to lower a person's anxiety levels, depression, confusion, and an overall feeling of emptiness or meaninglessness - and inject it with intrigue, wonder, confidence, calm, and closure.