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For those who have an interest in counselling and psychotherapy, whether as practitioners, clients or students, this book provides a clear, well-explained account of the theory which underpins Gestalt Psychotherapy.The text is based on the first year of a training course leading to the qualification of Registered Gestalt Psychotherapist and gives a full explanation and discussion of key concepts in this field.Written in jargon-free, easy-to-read style, the book clearly explains the principles of Gestalt and relates these to everyday life.As well as offering a comprehensive narrative of Gestalt psychotherapy, this beautifully written book chronicles the changes in the writer's own perception of herself and her family in a series of illuminating and moving recollections. These are of human interest and will provide readers with insights into their own lives and experiences, enabling them to come to a fuller knowledge of themselves, their patterns of behaviour and their relationships.
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This book is based on the first year of a training course leading to the qualification of Registered Gestalt Psychotherapist. It contains an explanation and discussion of the key concepts of gestalt psychotherapy, with particular reference to the author's observation and experience. It explores the ways in which our patterns of thought and responses are formed at an early age, and shows how an awareness of these influences can make possible changes in attitude, and lead to a fuller and richer life.
For those who have an interest in counselling and psychotherapy, whether as practitioners, clients or students, this book provides a clear, well-explained account of the theory which underpins Gestalt Psychotherapy.The text is based on the first year of a training course leading to the qualification of Registered Gestalt Psychotherapist and gives a full explanation and discussion of key concepts in this field.Written in jargon-free, easy-to-read style, the book clearly explains the principles of Gestalt and relates these to everyday life.As well as offering a comprehensive narrative of Gestalt psychotherapy, this beautifully written book chronicles the changes in the writer's own perception of herself and her family in a series of illuminating and moving recollections. These are of human interest and will provide readers with insights into their own lives and experiences, enabling them to come to a fuller knowledge of themselves, their patterns of behaviour and their relationships.
Synopsis
This book is based on the first year of a training course leading to the qualification of Registered Gestalt Psychotherapist. It contains an explanation and discussion of the key concepts of gestalt psychotherapy, with particular reference to the author's observation and experience. It explores the ways in which our patterns of thought and responses are formed at an early age, and shows how an awareness of these influences can make possible changes in attitude, and lead to a fuller and richer life.
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