Table of Contents
Preface, Tudor. Introduction, Levine. Gestalt in the new age, Levin and Levine. Flexibility in Theory Formation: Point and Counterpoint, Polster. Reconsidering Holism in Gestalt Therapy: A Bridge Too Far?, Bowman. The Interactive Field: Gestalt therapy as an embodied relational dialogue, Clemmens. Personality: Co-Creating a Dynamic Symphony, Bandín. Critiquing Projection: Supporting Dialogue in a Post Cartesian World, Jacobs. Sensing Animals/Knowing Persons: A Challenge to Some Basic Ideas in Gestalt Therapy, Bloom. Mind and Matter: The implications of Neuroscience Research for Gestalt Psychotherapy, Philippson. Spirituality in Gestalt Therapy. Brownell. Creating an Embodied, Authentic Self: Integrating mindfulness with psychotherapy when working with trauma, Sapriel. The Four Relationships of Gestalt Therapy Couples Work, Yontef. Gestalt Family Therapy – A Field Perspective, O’Neill. A Neo-Lewinian Perspective on Gestalt Group Facilitation, Gaffney. Awareness instead of rules: Gestalt ethics, Knijff. Culture Change – Conversations Concerning Political/Religious Differences, Lichtenberg.
