GESTALT REVIEW

Articles

On Presence: The Consultant as a Learning Model

Edwin C. Nevis, PhD

Presentness and Presence in Gestalt Therapy

Alan Cohen, MSW, LCSW, LP

Commentary

“On Presence: The Consultant as a Learning Model” and “Presentness and Presence”
Sharona Halpern, MA, LMHC

Presence for Everyone: A Dialogue
Marie-Anne Chidiac, DPsych, and Sally Denham-Vaughan, DPsych

Aesthetic Relational Knowledge of the Field: A Revised Concept of Awareness in Gestalt Therapy and Contemporary Psychiatry

Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb, PhD

Developing the Concept of Structured Ground in Gestalt Theory and Practice

Bruce Kenofer, PhD

Contact Interruptions (2003)

Karen K. Humphrey, MA (1941–2017), and Dan Bloom, JD, LCSW

In Memoriam

Sonia March Nevis, PhD: A Remembrance

Joseph Melnick, PhD

Memories of Sonia March Nevis, PhD

Carol Brockmon, LCSW

A Reflection on Sonia March Nevis, PhD

Mary Anne Walk, MA, MBA, MS, MCC

A Conversation about Sonia March Nevis, PhD

Sharona Halpern, MA, LMHC, and Stuart N. Simon, LICSW

The Magnetism of Sonia March Nevis, PhD

Erving Polster, PhD

Sonia’s Call
Gwynne Guzzeau, JD

Articles

Introduction

Herb Stevenson, MA, and Susan L. Fischer, PhD

An Improviser's Journey into Gestalt Thinking and Practice

Rick Maurer, MA

Holism, Field Theory, Systems Thinking, and Gestalt Consulting: How Each Informs the Other -- Part 1, Theoretical Integration

Herb Stevenson, MA

Holism, Field Theory, Systems Thinking, and Gestalt Consulting: How Each Informs the Other -- Part 2, Practical Application

Herb Stevenson, MA

Team Coaching Operating System (TCOS): The Intersection of Evidence-Based Research and Gestalt Principles

Laura L. Hauser, PhD

Expanding Awareness and Contact through Experiential Learning

Kay Peterson, MS, MBA, and David A. Kolb, Phd

Reflective Essay 

Evidence for Applying Contemporary Gestalt Theories to a Business Consulting and Executive Coaching Practice

Krista Thompson, MBA

Book Reviews 

Contact and Context: New Directions in Gestalt Coaching, edited by Ty Francis and Malcolm Parlett

Reviewed by E. Rachel Hochman, MS

A Gestalt Coaching Primer: The Pathway to Awareness IQ, by Dorothy E. Siminovitch

Reviewed by E. Rachel Hochman, MS

Articles

Introduction
Nancy Arnendt-Lyon, Dr. phil.

The Seduction of Mystical Monisms: A Temptation for Human Dignity-Oriented Therapies

Donna M. Orange, PhD, PsyD

The Boundaries of Gestalt Therapy and the Limits of Our Imagination: Hermann Schmitz's Adolf Hitler in History and "New Phenomenology"

Nancy Arnendt-Lyon, Dr. phil.

Nourishing Notions or Poisonous Propositions? Can "New Phenomenology" Inspire Gestalt Therapy?

Lothar Gutjahr, PhD

Commentary

Lothar Gutjahr's "Nourishing Notions or Poisonous Propositions? Can 'New Phenomenology' Inspire Gestalt Therapy?"

Kathleen Holl, MA

Poems     

In Place of Feelings

An Hour from Town (Terezin)

Till I Have Conquered in Myself What Causes War

Cynthia Hogue, PhD

Reflection   

Making Meaning of Flashbacks: A Proposed Intervention

Susan Roos, PhD, LCSW

Book Reviews 

Coping with Grief and Loss: A Guide to Preparing for and Mourning the Death of Loved One, by Harvard Medical School

Reviewed by Susan Roos, PhD, LCSW

Women in Gestalt Therapy: Autobiographical Reflections and Future Prospects in Contemporary Inte rviews, edited by Adriena Feckova and Beatrix Wimmer in cooperation with Jay Levin

Reviewed by Joseph Melnick, PhD

In Memoriam    

Simon ("Bud") Feder, PhD (1930-2018)

Jack Aylward, EdD