In the aforementioned work, it is shown how logotherapy can be applied in pastoral work with young people who struggle with anxiety. Anxiety is a feeling of distress that most often has an unknown cause. Although it is normal to be anxious sometimes, it can become constant and turn into anxiety disorders. For young people, this creates problems in their social life and it is difficult for them to accept that they are like that. Logotherapy as a psychotherapy in the case of anxiety disorders applies the paradoxical intention of trying to alleviate the symptoms with humour so that the patient desires what he fears, which makes it more likely to not happen. In order to prevent anxiety from turning into anxiety disorders, we should introduce logotherapy into the upbringing and education of young people and thus teach them to find their meaning in life with the help of the values that we will achieve in upbringing. In the paper, we presented some psychotherapies that are used in the treatment of anxiety disorders, but when we talk about anxiety more as distress and worry, we are closer to logotherapy, which focuses on human existence and finding the meaning of life. At the same time, logotherapy is focused on a person's spiritual dimension, and who better can help us in building the spirit than priests, theologians, monks and nuns, and religious teachers themselves.