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Frederick S. Perls, Ralph F. Hefferline, Paul Goodman
The seminal text setting forth the theoretical foundations of Gestalt
therapy. Originally published in 1951, The Gestalt Journal Press edition
restores the work to its original editorial structure and includes a new
introduction by Isadore From and Michael Vincent Miller.
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Frederick S. Perls
Compiled and edited from transcriptions of three workshop demonstrations
that took place at the Esalen Institute in 1968, the first section of
this book includes four lectures wherein Perls presents a clear explanation
in simple terms of the basic ideas he believed underlie the philosophy
and methodology of Gestalt therapy. The lectures are followed by verbatim
transcripts of work Perls did with workshop participants.
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Frederick S. Perls
Essential reading for any serious student of Gestalt therapy, Perls'
first book (originally published in South Africa in 1942) contains the
seeds of Gestalt therapy's theoretical foundations and introduces such
concepts as the "hunger instinct" and "oral aggression"
and "oral resistance."
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Gary M. Yontef
Called "the most significant addition to the body of Gestalt therapy
literature in almost two decades,” this collection of Yontef's writings
encompasses the history and politics of Gestalt therapy, Gestalt therapy
theory, field theory and the practice of Gestalt therapy including new
chapters on treating people with character disorders and working with
shame. Highly recommended as a training text and as a resource for graduate
students and scholars.
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Laura Perls
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Paul Goodman
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Joel Latner
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Philip Lichtenberg
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