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the Gestalt Review

A peer-reviewed journal that provides a worldwide forum for exchanges in Gestalt theory and practice at all levels of system
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The international editorial board concentrates on the Gestalt approach.
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Committed to working with authors in a productive and collaborative manner.
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Peer-reviewed and published twice each year. Subscription includes print + digital editions.
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Every issue of Gestalt Review

Gestalt Review is a peer-reviewed journal that provides a worldwide forum for exchanges in Gestalt theory and practice at all levels of system: the individual, couples, families, groups, organizations, and the community. Published two times a year, it includes articles on politics, philosophy, gender, and culture, as well as book reviews and reflections. It is targeted to Gestalt theorists, Gestalt therapists, Organizational Development professionals, psychologists, social workers, clinicians, counselors, educators, and the community-at-large.

Gestalt Review
is a peer-reviewed journal produced by The Gestalt International Study Center

Here you can review the contents of every issue of Gestalt Review. In addition, you will find information about our editorial process, Gestalt writer's conferences, how to submit an article, and how to subscribe.

Gestalt Review, launched in 1997, is now published by the Pennsylvania State University Press and continues to offer outstanding writings by authors from around the world.  

We hope that you will join us!


Gestalt Review has been approved for inclusion in the European Reference Index for the Humanities and Social Sciences (ERIH PLUS)

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Stuart Simon, LICSW, BCD
GISC Faculty Member
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James Shallcross
United Kingdom
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