GESTALT REVIEW

Articles

Editorial

Joseph Melnick, Ph.D.

The Gestalt Academy after 25 Years: An Interview with the Founders

Joseph Melnick, Ph.D.

Process and Silence: A Phenomenology of Couples Therapy

Joseph Zinker, Ph.D. and Sandra Cardosa-Zinker, Lic.

Ethic Dimensions of Gestalt Therapy: From a Normative to an Integral Formation of Value-Judgments

Martina Gremmler-Fuhr, M.A.

Sharing Disequilibrium: A Link Between Gestalt Therapy Theory and Child Development Theory

Peter Mortola, Ph.D.

On the Utility of Combined Theoretical-Empirical Methodologies in Gestalt Test Construction: Mills Revisited

Kevin Prosnick, Ph.D.

Articles

Editorial

Joseph Melnick, Ph.D.

Generational Conflict: A New Paradigm for Teams of the 21st Century

H.B. Karp, Ph.D. & Danilo Sirias, Ph.D.

Gestalt and Engineering: A Virtual Meeting of Two Cultures

Benjamin A. Bar-Yoseph, Ph.D.

Touch in Gestalt Body Process Psychotherapy: Purpose, Practice, and Ethics

James Kepner, Ph.D.

Expectation: A Useful Concept for Gestalt Therapy?

Joseph H. Handlon, Ph.D.

Gestalt Counseling: Orientation, Commitment, Meaning, Perspective

Reinhard Fuhr, Dr. phil.

Articles

Editorial

Joseph Melnick, Ph.D.

Interview with Eti Ben-Ziv, October 31, 2000 on Cape Cod

Beverly Reifman, LICSW, BCD

Choices for the Future

Edwin C. Nevis, Ph.D.

Gestalt Therapy and the Phenomenological Method

Vernon Van De Riet, Ph.D.

Let the Straw Man Speak: Husserl's Phenomenology in Context

Mark McConville, Ph.D.

A Relational Perspective on "Gestalt Therapy and the Phenomenological Method"

Kenneth Meyer, Ph.D.

Articles

Editorial

Joseph Melnick, Ph.D.

Art and Creativity in Gestalt Therapy

Nancy Amendt-Lyon, Ph.D.

The Space for Creativity in Gestalt Therapy: A Commentary

Jan Rucket, Ed.D.

The Development of One’s Personality and Creativity Through a Two-Year Course: Commentary

Stiene Deseyn

A Call to Courage: Applying Principles of Art and Creativity in Organizational Development in Large Systems: A Commentary

Joyce Wilson-Sanford, M.A.

No Risk, No Fun!

Nancy Amendt-Lyon, Ph.D.

The Theory of Self in Gestalt Therapy: A Restatement of Some Aspects

Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb, Ph.D.

Theory Development: Chronic Sorrow and the Gestalt Construct of Closure

Susan Roos, Ph.D.