Gestalt Therapy
Association
for the Advancement of Gestalt Therapy
is a dynamic, inclusive, energetic non-profit organization committed to
the advancement of theory, philosophy, practice and research in Gestalt Therapy
and its various applications. This Includes but is not limited to personal
growth, mental health, education, organization and systems development,
political and social development and change, and the fine
and performing arts. AAGT has a wide international member base
including psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, teachers,
academics, writers, artists, performers, organizational consultants &
political and social analysts and activists and students.
British
Gestalt Journal
European
Association of Gestalt Therapy
The Istituto di Gestalt, which was set up in July 1979, was the first School
of Gestalt Therapy Training in Italy. It has made a significant contribution
to the development of this psychotherapeutic method in Italy and
is now internationally recognized for its original theoretical development
of the principles of Gestalt therapy, especially in hermeneutic terms,
i.e. in terms of ongoing dialog with the demands of the society in which
we live.
Gestalt
Archive
The Gestalt Archive contains Gestalt psychological full text articles about
various topics of mental health
Gestalt
Bibliography
Gestalt
Institute of Cleveland was established in 1954 by some
of the earliest students of Fritz Perls, Laura Perls, Isadore Fromm, &
Paul Goodman. In 1966, GIC began introducing training programs that pioneered
the application of Gestalt theory to work with couples, families, groups,
and organizations. Today, GIC is the world's largest institute, and one of the
finest, for the study, development, & application of Gestalt theory. Its
professional and personal development programs draw participants
from all over the world. GIC faculty & graduates innovatively apply
Gestalt principles to psychotherapy as well as to business, health care,
educational, governmental, community, and religious organizations. Currently,
GIC offers workshops, professional training programs, & conferences through the
Center for Clinical Theory &Practice & the Organization
& Systems Development Center, and is affiliated with the Gestalt International
Study Center / Center for the Study of Intimate Systems.
Gestalt
Institute of Santa Cruz
Gestalt
International Study Center
To extend the Gestalt discipline for use in a broad range of human activities,
such as family and organizational life, community development, education,
and the furtherance of physical and spiritual well-being. To enhance the
theory and application of Gestalt psychotherapy worldwide. To assist in
the development and dissemination of an international body of literature
to support the above aims.
Gestalt
Research Consortium
The aim of the GRC is to support the field of Gestalt therapy by encouraging
and nurturing an organized approach to research. This includes identification
of strategic research topics, listings of Gestalt-related research already
available, meta-studies, consultation, advice on publishing, potential
participation in future research projects, networking outside the field
of Gestalt therapy and dialogue regarding Gestalt applications in the wider
field. The GRC also hopes to influence and support a wider dissemination
of Gestalt therapy in the fields of clinical psychology, education, social
services and community building, organizational consulting, and performance-related
disciplines.
Gestalt
Review Gestalt Review
is a publication that concentrates on the Gestalt approach to clinical,
family, group, and organizational topics. Case studies and
papers dealing with specific clinical issues are regularly featured, but
the journal also publishes original papers dealing with politics, philosophy,
culture, and gender.
Gestalt
Therapy
Gestalt
Therapy Page
Network
for Research on Experiential Psychotherapies NREP is
a web site devoted to the purpose of stimulating research on experiential/
humanistic psychotherapies. It has been founded to provide an overview
of the whole range of experiential therapy research, including research
on: Client-Centered/Person-Centered Therapy, Gestalt
Therapy, Focusing-Oriented Psychotherapy, Process-Experiential Psychotherapy,
Existential Psycho- therapy, Emotion-Focused Therapy, & Expressive/Arts
Therapies. Basic experiential/phenomenological research on particular problems
of living (e.g., depression, trauma) which might help experiential therapists
better understand their clients.
Stages
in a Gestalt Therapy Session
Summary
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