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The World Is Scary. Fear Shapes the World.
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Fear, the phenomenon we address in this issue of the magazine, is directly linked to the hardening of our physical, mental, relational, and social boundaries.
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When Fear Fragments the Self: Gestalt Therapy for Traumatic Experiences
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This study of traumatic experiences is based on the Gestalt Therapy model, in particular the Contact Cycle theory and the theory of the Self.
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Fragile scared warriors
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In light of research and events in recent years, many argue that our impact on the world, on “our” world, will soon lead to upheavals that will radically change our lives. The alarm has been raised, but no one seems to take it seriously…
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Fear demands a response! Experiences and reflections in Gestalt Counseling
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Le emozioni sono reazioni affettive intense con insorgenza acuta e di breve durata determinate da uno stimolo ambientale.
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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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Process analysis according to Gestalt theory
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Processual attention is the heart of Gestalt work: it is through the process of contact that the encounter between therapist and patient/client becomes an opportunity for growth.
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In Praise of the Margins
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Claudio Tarditi retraces some fundamental stages of Western thought.
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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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