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Awareness of the margin
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In this article we address the characteristics of margin and marginality both as anthropological and social phenomena and as intrapsychic and field phenomena.
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Sexuality and Power
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We address the issues of patriarchy, dominance and consensus in the social, pedagogical and therapeutic context using the tools of Gestalt therapy.
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Effortless Self-Regulation
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Organismic self-regulation is a fundamental concept within Gestalt Therapy.
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Intimacy and Power as Foundations of Co-Leadership in Complex Therapeutic Systems
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In this article, we reflect on co-leadership as a relationship-centered working method.
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Walking with the Demon: from Awareness to Being
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Awareness is now a managerial imperative, a cognitive consumer good in organizations that require individuals to know themselves better to manage themselves.
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Psychopathology of Awareness
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Reflections on Perls’s last manuscript.
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Lost Ourselves and Grown Distant
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V. Girgždė uses her therapeutic insight to explore themes of emotional distancing, the struggle to maintain individual identity within couples.
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“Like in a Bubble”: A Reading of Emotional Dependence and Its Treatment
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The so-called “new addictions” and, in particular, emotional dependence are behavioral addictions not linked to the use of substances.
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Lo que entendemos como teoría de integración, recuperar el fondo científico de gestalt terapy.
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Un articolo di Sergio La Rosa, direttore scientifico dell’Universidad Nexum de Mexico.
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Aware but not too much
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The text critically analyzes the concept of consciousness, highlighting how the mere rational understanding typical of the West is often insufficient to generate real existential change.
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