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Gestalt therapy integrated: contours of theory and practice

Gestalt Therapy Integrated: Contours of Theory and Practice delves into the integration of Gestalt therapy with other therapeutic methods. It examines the core concepts of Gestalt therapy, including its focus on the present moment and the therapeutic relationship. The book offers insights into the practical application of Gestalt therapy techniques and strategies in different therapeutic settings. more

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Erving Polster

Erving Polster is a prominent psychologist known for his extensive influence in the field of psychology. His research focuses on humanistic and existential psychology, particularly for his contributions to psychotherapy and counseling. more

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