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Gestalt psychology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Gestalt therapy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Gestalt therapy is an existential and experiential psychotherapy that focuses on the individual's experience in the present moment, the therapist-client relationship, the environmental and social con...
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The Gestalt Journal is devoted primarily to articles on Gestalt therapy. Gestalt Theory publishes articles on Gestalt psychology, including some on Gestalt therapy. Bibliographic information can be obtained from Kogan (1980), Rosenfeld (1981), and Wysong (1986).
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This is volume four, number three of Gestalt!, the online journal for gestalt therapy, featuring an overview of gestalt therapy theory, a brief history of the development of gestalt therapy, the reflecting team as training method, and two articles on spirituality. ... Gestalt Therapy Theory: An Overview...
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Gestalt is a general description for the concepts that make unity and variety possible in design. It is a German word that roughly translates as "whole" or "form." Gestalt theory is involved with visual perception and the psychology of art among other things.
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Gestalt theory first arose in 1890 as a reaction to the prevalent psychological theory of the time - atomism. Atomism examined parts of things with the idea that these parts could then be put back together to make wholes.
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