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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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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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Organismic Self-Regulation and Power in Gestalt Therapy and Counseling
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Nicole Bosco addresses the relationship between organismic self-regulation and power in Gestalt theory and practice.
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Gestalt, Art and Awareness
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The article explores the points of contact between Gestalt Therapy and MusicArTherapy in the Globality of Languages (GdL), S. Guerra Lisi Method, with particular reference to the processes of organismic awareness and self-regulation.
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