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Situation, Field Perspective and Formation of Forms in Gestalt Therapy: Social Change Begins with Two

Author(s) : Jean-Marie Robine

Table of Contents

How Situations Create Self
1. The Self of the Situation
2. Self, Artist of Contact
3. A Therapy of Forms of Experience
4. Contact, at the Source of Experience
5. Does the Now Have a Future?
6. A Background to “The Field”
7. Towards a Clinical Approach of the Situation

How Situations Create Pathology
8. Gestalt Therapy “AND” Psychopathology: Nine Proposals for Approaching This “AND”
9. Shame
10. Shame in Supervision
11. On the Good Use of Incoherence

How Situations Create Forms
12. Gestalt Therapy as Aesthetics
13. Therapy of Forms and Forms of Therapy
14. “Structions”
15. The Language of Experience
16. Ex-Pression In-Sists, Im-Pression Ex-Ists: A Topic of Experience 17. Psychotherapy as a Situation and Contacting as Its Aesthetic Focus

How Situations Create Encounters
18. Self-Reference, Self-Disclosure, Self-Implication of the Gestalt Therapist
19. Social Change Begins with Two
20. Some Social Implications of Gestalt Therapy
21. What I Believe … and What I Believe I Believe
22. Intimacy, Encounter, Tenderness …