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Acclaimed by Psychology Today as one of the best books of 1977, this study explores the relationship between therapist and patient, and explains the roots, methods, and aims of Gestalt therapy. Line drawings. ... Read more

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Classic
If you are interested in Gestalt therapy, this is a classic by one of the best known proponents of the therapy.

Old favorite Gestalt book
Smooth transaction and the replacement of an old favorite book that I lent away, and that was never returned.

Creative process in Gestalt therapy
I love this book it is worth wile having it on your shelf. It is a book you always can find something new in regardless of how many times you have red it before. It is practical and logical, with a lot of good examples. ... Read more

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This book is a practical, professional reference on the practice of Gestalt Therapy (GT) by Philip Brownell, a leading practitioner and scholar in the field.  The book covers the philosophical basics of GT and contrasts it with various types of psychotherapeutic approaches. The book also provides guidelines on how to apply GT principles to therapeutic practice with clients.  Lastly, the authors cover training on a post-graduate level, certification, and continuing education issues relevant for the practicing therapist. 

Key features:

• Explains Martin Buber's use of "dialogue" in gestalt therapy and how to practice in a dialogical manner
• Compares and contrasts the features of a gestalt system of diagnosis with Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM)
• Provides GT treatment planning and case management practices

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Explains the fundamentals of the behavioral theory that is based on an integrated view of the personality. For the student and the professional. ... Read more

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This IS the Gestalt of Psychotherapy
I agree with another reviewer that this text is somewhat dated, but it is still one of the "must reads" for a gestalt-literate therapist. Perhaps not as purely practiced as some of the major schools of psychotherapy, and unfortunately more often misunderstood to be a group of therapeutic techniques, the philosophical and theoretical underpinnings of the Gestalt model will continue to form the gestalt of all good clinical practice!

The writing is dated but the content is good.
Erv and Miriam Polster were two major stars in the pantheon of psychotherapy, Gestalt therapy in particular.They were strongly influenced by the ideas of Isadore From and Lore Perls, with whom they studied at the Cleveland Institute of Gestalt Therapy and in New York City. For many years they trained practitioners in the methods of Gestalt therapy through their training center in La Jolla.They also did workshops across the US and abroad. This book is written in the 1970's and shows it, with its somewhat flowerly and gushy style.However it is probably the best book around for someone who wants to know a bit about the theory and practice of this approach first-hand, from two people who really knew what they were doing.

very good and complete
This book really has what it offers: this is an integrated view of gestalt therapy, but not only that it gives a clear and very well explanation about the main concepts of Gestalt theraphy, I really recomend it.

An easy introduction
This basic introduction to gestalt therapy, first published thirty years ago, is relatively easy to read and covers quite a lot of concepts and practices. It also provides many anecdotal accounts of example cases to help illustrate its themes. ... Read more

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Fritzo, Fritzer and Fritzession
"To be the only one, and to know that you are real--that's sanity, isn't it?"
- Lila Loomis in Psycho

A great book about great approach. This is where you should start if you are interested in the Gestalt therapy. The first part of this book tells you the basic concepts of Gestalt and explains easily the basic principles about the relationship between the client and the therapeutist in the Gestalt framework.

I personally found the second part rather difficult to concentrate on. But I think that readers of English speaking ancestry will find it more easy to read.

Best thing in this book is that it is extremely easy and almost fun to read. I have read quite a few books about the Gestalt approach, and found reading this very enjoyable. Books by such specialists as Joseph Zinker and Claudio Naranjo are good and insightful, but not necessarily good ones to start with.

And remember that Fritz Perls himself wanted to be simple and clear in his writings and easy to approach. Like he himself said: "any reasonable approach to psychology not hiding behind a professional jargon must be comprehensible to the intelligent layman and must be grounded in the facts of human behaviour." This books is a real book and certainly no psychological jargon or BS. Even if you don't like it, you have to read only 200 pages.

A Very Readable Classic
All of Perls' books are an interesting read.Too bad the title sounds so clinical. You don't have to be a psychologist to enjoy this book. Anyone that wants to understand themselves and others better will be satisfied.

The Gestalt Approach & Eye Witness to Therapy
I HAVE A BOOK WITH THE SAME NAME WITH THIS ON THE COVER,THE LAST AND MOST COMPREHENSIVE WORK BY THE GENIUS WHO FATHERED GESTALT THERAP, AND CAN NOT FIND THIS IN YOUR BOOKS SHOWN I WOULD LIKE TO SELL THIS POCKETBOOK NOW. The author is the same .

Simplemente maravilloso
Este es mi libro favorito de los que ha escrito Perls.A mi juicio la síntesis de su trabajo y enseñanza es inmejorable.Para mí es material de consulta permanente.
Es un "must" para los que están interesados en acompañar sus procesos de terapia gestalt con los principios y fundamentos que subyacen a este mágico enfoque.

Essays and Transcripts
In an interview with Adelaide Bry, Perls refused to answer when asked what Gestalt Therapy was. He commented that he hated intellectualizing, and instead walked her through some exercises to demonstrate the integrative rather than the analytical nature of a gestalt-based approach. It's an interesting moment, and sheds some potential light on the best way to read this book.

Essentially what Perls believed was that in order to make intelligent and healthy decisions, you have to make conscious decisions. So the goal of therapy is to bring all the issues at play into consciousness so that by being aware of all the factors involved, real choices can be made in an informed fashion. He used theatrical techniques and group therapy to help his patients achieve their goals.

Perls is reported to have viewed the essays in the first portion of the book (The Gestalt Approach) as outdated, and instead wished that he could have made a film to convey his ideas. There are seven essays, which lay out the basic principles behind his theories and ideas:

Foundations
Neurotic Mechanisms
Here Comes the Neurotic
Here and Now Therapy
Peeling the Onion
Shuttling, Psychodrama, and Confusion
Who is Listening?

I would tend to agree (with Perls' implied message) that reading the transcripts of group therapy sessions in the second part of the book (Eye Witness to Therapy) is much more illuminating for somebody who wants to get some insight into what really is involved in Gestalt Therapy.

For me at least, as a layman, it was much easier to get a feel for what was involved by reading the flow between the patients and the therapist in group than it was to digest the message in essay form.

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Gestalt therapy offers a present-focused, relational approach, central to which is the fundamental belief that the client knows the best way of adjusting to their situation. By working to heighten awareness through dialogue and creative experimentation, gestalt therapists create the conditions for a client's personal journey to health.

Gestalt Therapy: 100 Key Points & Techniques provides a concise guide to this flexible and far-reaching approach. Topics discussed include:

• the theoretical assumptions underpinning gestalt therapy
• gestalt assessment and process diagnosis
• field theory, phenomenology and dialogue
• ethics and values
• evaluation and research.

As such this book will be essential reading for gestalt trainees, as well as all counsellors and psychotherapists wanting to learn more about the gestalt approach.

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An outstanding overview of Gestalt theory and practice -- from the history of its philosophical development to current trends in its theoretical explorations and clinical applications. An essential text. Gestalt Therapy Practice and Theory includes comprehensive subject and author indexes and the most up-to-date selection of references available. ... Read more

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Best Comprehensive Review for Beginner or Expert
I'm a gestalt therapist, and I first read this book as a graduate student learning gestalt therapy (when I was even younger than I am now ;-) I still refer to it, and re-read it from time to time and always learn something that didn't stand out to me last time. Give this a try if you're looking to learn about Gestalt (it's a GREAT introduction), or to deepen your knowledge of the Gestalt theory and practice from someone who 'gets it'. Pat Korb (the author) is, I believe, a true 'master therapist' if there is such a thing!




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A comprehensive and readable introduction to the fundamentals of Gestalt therapy.Often used as an introduction to Gestalt therapy in academic settings, this is a good place for professionals and lay persons alike to begin to understand the Gestalt approach. ... Read more

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Recommended
This is one of the "must reads" for a gestalt-literate therapist. Perhaps not as purely practiced as some of the major schools of psychotherapy, and unfortunately more often misunderstood to be a group of therapeutic techniques, the philosophical and theoretical underpinnings of the Gestalt model will continue to form the gestalt of all good clinical practice!

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Lynne Jacobs and Richard Hycner assemble an international group of Gestalt theorists and clinicians for an engaging and insightful investigation into the integration of relational approaches within Gestalt therapy.

The book is divided thematically into three sections. The first section speculates on the history and development of relationality in terms of Gestalt therapy. Chapters that discuss the patient-therapist relationship comprise the second section, and include explorations into uncertainty in interpretation and understanding, attunement and optimal responsiveness, working with shame, and negotiating individuality and "betweenness." The last section opens up to groups and organizations, applying relational approaches to Gestalt therapeutic encounters with more than one patient.

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This Second Edition is a practical introduction to the application of the Gestalt approach at each stage of the therapeutic process. Taking the reader through these stages, the book focuses on skills which arise out of Gestalt theory as well as those invoked by the therapeutic relationship. As well as offering guidance on practice issues affecting counselors such as assessment and treatment considerations, using a variety of Gestalt techniques, and developing client awareness, this fully updated edition has been expanded to represent recent developments in the psychotherapy field. ... Read more

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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.This Gestalt Journal edition includes an introduction by Michael Vincent Miller that explores the political and cultural milieu when Gestalt therapy leapt to the "theatrical forefront" of the human potential movement. ... Read more

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you sent me the wrong book the Gestalt Therapy Verbatim
you sent me the worng book i will be sending it back soon as i get a address to send it too.

Brilliantly Insightful Probings into the Human Psyche
Fritz was a genius, and this book proves it.The therapeutic method he developed helped his clients get beneath the surface features of their difficulties and see and deal with the existential issues that underlay them.The transcripts the book contains reveal the dramatic results that his masterly application of the method could produce.

CLASSIC
Transcripts of Fritz teaching and working - simple, direct.The exact technique wouldn't work for me, but the underlying principles are brilliant - probably for their simplicity and directness.

Showing What Gestalt Therapy is through Action
Fritz Perls was very masterful at working with people.The book contains transcripts of how he interacted with others in a therapeutic context.He was able to effect changes very rapidly.The book has the theory, too, but it would not have made as much sense without the transcripts.I felt I got what Gestalt was about from this book.I have since prefered the Focusing approach, even as an explanation of how Fritz Perls worked, but this book inspired me and gave me the courage to confront my own challenges and then work with others.The key is that our organism is trying to meet a challenge and find closure, to integrate a gestalt, come to a kind of wholeness.We block ourselves from this, partly by not giving ourselves permission to feel our anger.

Action!
I've read many books by the great psychological theorists like Jung, Adler, Horney etc., but none of them cut to the heart of becoming like Fritz does. Even the other third wave analysts like Rogers and Maslow stilltake a more abstract approach: they suggest ideas on how to functionoptimally in interpesonal relationships, but don't dig very deep into theapplication, or the how. This book uses practices that have parallels inZen buddhism and other sorts of experience-oriented disciplines, butdoesn't praise any particular system or thinker. The presentation of thematerial is very simple and informal--taken from live lectures. Thus,nothing is academically obscure. Rather, its as though one is listening toa very integrated human being who is beyond the need to aggrandize himselfthrough helping others. This is a very good book for people that wish toopen themselves up to the full experience of living. ... Read more

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A national bestseller in 1971, Born to Win still sells thousands of copies each year. The insights in the book are now fundamental to how we see ourselves. It was one of the first self-help books to analyze communication styles and its 50 gestalt exercises are as revealing as ever about the roles people reenact in their Parent and Child ego states. Photos. ... Read more

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A+, A+, A+!!
What can I say, nothing beats this price! Great condition. I could have settled for a new one in hardcover but this more than did the trick.

Understanding Yourself

This is not just a self-help book. It's a classic Transactional Analysis's book written in the early seventieths that brings exercises and experiments from Gestalt, that will help you answer questions like: "Who am I?" and "What am I doing here?"

It's a very easy reading book which presents the TA theory in a clear way which can be understood by everybody. According to Eric Berne, creator of Transactional Analysis, the theory could be understood by an 8 year old child.

I'm a psychotherapist and I use TA every day in my life and in my practice with clients to help them make the changes they want. I recommend this book to all my clients, which help them on the process of psychotherapy. They enjoy the exercises that are very easily done. For them I make a special reference to chapter 5, where the authors present an easy explanation on how we become the way we are and the origin of the internal dialogue, helping people to make new decisions.

It's an amazing book that I would recommend to anyone interested in having a better life with oneself and with others.

Great for Building Self Esteem
I purchased this book for a friend who was suffering from low self esteem. I read the book when it was first published 25 years ago and I was pleased that it is still being printed. I have helped many of my friends and patients over the years by recommending this book. It definitely has changed many lives for the better.

super slow
Super slow delivery. It took 10 days for the book to get delivered via UPS.

A Classic!
This book is a true product of genius! I highly recommend it. In an era of "positive thinking" and pop psychology, one thing you don't hear talked often enough about, as the authors do in this book, is that if you don't investigate what is your "life script", positive thinking & other quick-fixes are all just band-aides. According to the authors, written approximately 30 years ago, we adhere to our script, mostly unconsciously. We are "set" to return to our original psychological position and our script is almost like a spell. The good news is that by bringing our script to our awareness, we can begin to make different choices and to change our belief system.Most of our problems, our pathology, our unnecessary suffering, has to do with receiving messages that are very far away from our original potential/authentic self (pg. 104). This book will guide you with brilliance, compassion, and based on evidence-based practice. The authors have done humanity a great favor.I hope you benefit from it, as I have. ... Read more

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Gestalt Therapy: History, Theory, and Practice is an introductory text, written by major Gestalt theorists, that will engage those new to Gestalt therapy. Editors Ansel Woldt and Sarah M. Toman introduce the historical underpinnings and fundamental concepts of Gestalt therapy and illustrate applications of those concepts to therapeutic practice. The book is unique in that it is the first Gestalt text specifically designed for the academic and training institute settings. Gestalt Therapy takes both a conceptual and a practical approach to examining classic and cutting-edge constructs. ... Read more

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gestalt therapy- really excellent
Many aspects of gestalt therapy presented in a way that I find engaging and at the same time exploring theory in detail. I particularly like the commentaries in the form of a dialogue along side many of the chapters, as they deepened my own thinking. This has been an extremely useful book to me as a resource in my training-I imagine I will continue to re-read and refer back as I begin my practice. It's quite pricey but it is a treasure trove.

A Biased/Un-biased Recommendation
First, full disclosure admits that I am a contributing author to this book.However, I'm not writing to advocate my chapter; rather, I'm writing because I am feeling fortunate and grateful to be among the other authors in this great book.That is true, and it is also true that the content and approach to this book provides a comprehensivetreatment of Gestalt therapy that serves our discipline well and provides a solid reference for trainees.Many of these authors are people with whom I have been meeting, conferencing, discussing, arguing, and from whom I have been learning ever since I started my journey in formal Gestalt training.I would rank this volume in the top five for Gestalt therapy literature worldwide.

Important Contribution to Gestalt Literature
I am very impressed with this important and comprehensive contribution to the Gestalt Therapy literature.We have assigned it for our post-graduate training institute. The students find it clear and informative. I highly recommend it for both beginning and advanced students of Gestalt Therapy. ... Read more

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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. This is the only authorized edition of this classic text. ... Read more

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The classic text
Perhaps it is not a coincidence that there is so little writing about gestalt therapy, since the therapy emphasizes experience over explanation.In any case, the writing here is very important for those who wish to understand the intellectual basis of this approach.Gestalt therapy was written by three people.The significant part of the book, part II in the original published version, was written by Paul Goodman from the notes of Fritz Perls.Reputedly, Perls paid Goodman $500 for the job, but Goodman had trouble collecting.The publishers decided to make Hefferline's section Part I.This section contains a bunch of exercises that bear little relationship to what a Gestalt therapist would actual do with a patient.

Isadore From, the famous Gestalt trainer, said that Part II was deliberately written so as not to be easily introjected (swallowed uncritically).The essence of Gestalt therapy is that change/learning takes place through experience, and that introjection, or simply swallowing what a therapist says to you is of no use.Thus, the text of Part II must be read line by line, as it was taught in year- long seminars by Isadore.When read this way, Perls, Hefferline and Goodman emerges as a rich source of insight and theoretical perspective about what was almost called "existential phenomenological therapy" by its creators.

a vital and pathbreaking work
This initial formulation of Gestalt Therapy is the single most important development of the psychotherapeutic ideas of Freud and Reich. Personally, it has helped me begin to gain real insight into myself, my friends and family, and my society.

Synthesizing psychoanalysis, western philosophy, and eastern meditation techniques, the book presents a new and vital perspective on mental health and illness, as well as a series of exercises and practices designed to bring us into closer contact with our daily experience and gain insight into the neurotic mechanisms by which we ward off excitement and growth.

The book is divided into two parts (their intended order reversed by the publisher). In the second part, the foundational theory of Gestalt Therapy is layed out. The presentation is vague and unsystematic, but its insights and approaches are crucial. Breaking with Freud, and developing Wilhelm Reich's methods of Character Analysis, the authors shift the focus of therapy from our memories, dreams, and unconscious functions, onto our present, aware functions.

Gestalt Therapy defines the self as our individual, historically, culturally, and biologically determined system of contacting our environment. Health, in GT terms, is the ability to recognize and act on elements in our environment to satisfy our impulses.

The 'gestalt' comes from gestalt _psychology_, a non-therapeutic German experimental discipline which studied the way we discern 'figures' from the 'ground' of experience. (Think of the famous picture that looks like a candlestick or two silhouetted faces-- each of these images is a 'figure' or 'gestalt' formed from the 'ground' of light and dark on the page.) The crucial ability of the healthy individual, according to Gestalt _Therapy_ is the power to easily form 'gestalts' from the experiential 'ground' of daily life, recognizing opportunities for fulfillment in the environment and acting on them with vigor and grace.

Unhealth, or neurosis, on the other hand, is conceived of in GT as 'interrupted excitement', a habitual breaking of contact with our environment and our impulses, an inability to form gestalts. Our neuroses work by avoiding novelty, tensing our muscles against impulses, and projecting our desires and resentments onto others. These neurotic strategies, Goodman and Perls observe, are pandemic in our culture, and manifest themselves in widespread anxiety, boredom, resentment, and violence.

Part One contains a series of 18 exercises in awareness and contact through which we can begin to recognize our neurotic mechanisms and the impulses they ward off. They form the practical core of the Therapy, and deal variously with focusing attention on breathing, body sensations, emotional reactions, eating, and speech, etc. Some are more clearly conceived and presented than others.

Ultimately, this great book is not a theoretical template to be applied. Rather, it provides an orientation, and an _invitation_ to assume the responsibility for our own well-being, discovering "What excitements do I refuse to accept as my own? Where do I begin to avoid or suppress them? How do I do hinder myself?" Gestalt Therapy is a call to awareness, a challenge to start to contact our experiences, change our behaviors, and grow. It is a book the must be lived with, tried, challenged, discussed, returned to. I recommend going through the exercises in the first part, then reading and digesting the 2nd, then returning to the exercises.

"Relaxing deliberateness, interpreting oneself, feeling one's body and emotions, these don't themselves solve any problems. They make solution possible, but the solution must be lived out."

A book worth to read again from time to time.
This book has meant much to me personally. I always suggest that people buy the book for themselves. I am so dissappointed because I did not get my book back from someone who borrowed it. However, for me it is worth it tobuy another one. ... Read more

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The influential masterpiece of the Gestalt movement-a dynamic, revolutionary view of human personality and potential. ... Read more

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Self-help therapy
This is a pretty neat way to look at the moments when you get upset and try to figure out what is going on, reflect on your past, get some perspective on your behavior. ... Read more

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R to L (Japanese Style). The quest for a man's soul, the battle for his heart, the war for a world. Things seem to have come to a head between Olivier and Father Messiah. As they square off, events in their pasts come to light in the present, forcing Ouri to make some tough choices. What's it going to take to get Olivier back on track, and get Ouri out of her blue mood? ... Read more

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This remarkable exploration of the inner principles of Gestalt therapy originated over twenty years ago in the form of a completed book, written at Fritz Perls’ request. Here it is joined by a collection of essays that present Naranjo’s reassessment of Gestalt therapy for the present day. In his fascinating study, Naranjo has captured the flavor and distinctive character of the California-based school of Gestalt therapy, propagated by Perls in his last years as a teacher and exemplar of the approach he pioneered. Lively and highly readable, learned and insightful, this book is indispensable both for professionals and the lay-reader in demonstrating why Fritz Perls was truly the father of the now-flourishing human potential movement. ... Read more

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In this classic text, pioneering organizational consultant Edwin C. Nevis presents an approach to organizational consulting which is grounded in Gestalt theory.  Nevis brings his well-known insight, conceptual clarity and decades of experience to bear on the entire spectrum of concerns facing organizational consultants in a wide variety of settings.

Beginning with the development of the Gestalt approach and the "Cycle of Experience" model, Nevis traces the implications of Gestalt theory for such areas as organizational assessment, modes of influence in organizations, dealing with resistance, developing relationships, working at the boundary and the matter of the consultant's presence. The conceptual framework provided in this groundbreaking work gives organizational consultants a powerful tool for understanding and influencing the behavior of organizations, and at the same time invites them to actively partake in the ongoing development of their unique individual styles.  

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Disappointed
Organizational Consulting; A Gestalt Approach is very dry and not an easy read.While some concepts stand out as important in client relationships most of the book is too academic for practical use.

Powerful stuff, Well presented
Gestalt theory is wide and deep, often conceptually slippery, and difficult to grasp, but it can impact one's life and work in profound and lasting ways.Nevis is certainly one of the masters at applying Gestalt in organizations and this is (so far) his masterwork on the subject.I truly believe that you will benefit from reading this book if you do so reflectively and let it do its "magic" on you.

That said, Gestalt is highly experiential and needs to be learned through the hands, mouth, ears, and eyes.If this book piques your interest, I hope that is only the beginning of your inquiry.A very good next step will be hands-on training.

Gestalt Equals Excellence
I thought this was a great read. This book began by first explaining how organizations can increase their awareness by utilizing principles found in the Gestalt approach. Even though I had heard of individuals speak of the Gestalt approach, I still did not fully understand what exactly it was. However, after reading the first few chapter of Organizational Consulting it became much clearer.


On page 15, it states that "Appropriate healthy behavior is that which enables people to recognize what they need at any given moment, and to obtain it." I thought that this sentence was profound in that individuals need to realize what appropriate healthy behavior is and compare that to what often happens in organizations or even sometimes groups. All too often in my work environment I have witnessed individuals putting up with inappropriate or unhealthy behaviors because that is simply what they have dealt with it for years. Reflecting back on what I have learned of change and being a "change agent", it seems that groups that most often can grow from the use of appropriate healthy behaviors are reluctant to break the cycle and change their behaviors, or the behaviors of others.


I appreciated the author's use of diagrams; especially when explaining the section titled; Intervention as Boundary Changing (located on page 50). Since I am a visual learner it is nice to see that author's choose to incorporate figures into their books. Also, within chapter fours section "Narcissistic Versus Collective Identity", I was drawn to the books notion of becoming a "carbon copy".

I thought one very effective tool for organizations to utilize was within chapter eight's section "On Meaning of Resistance in Organizational Settings". I thought this was an excellent chapter because the author included numerous case studies to depict how resistance is dealt with in organizations. I enjoyed how the author stated on page 143; "Those who "resist" are to be seen as "bundles of cycle energy", not as passive lifeless blobs." I thought that was a fantastic statement that summed up Gestalts, Cycle of Experience which outlines different parts of the cycle in regards to mobilization of energy and action. It clearly identifies that resistance may be useful in the decision making process.

Well-written and Useful
Nevis' book is thorough look at how Gestalt principles affect organizational consulting.I have not been a student of Gestalt ideas and methods since graduate school in a former life.Nevertheless it provides very good handles and tools for helping organizations learn what they need and to learn ways of acting in the future on their own. ... Read more

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R to L (Japanese Style). The quest for a man's soul, the battle for his heart, the war for a world. Ouri and Father Olivier are together again, but they're not about to live happily ever after quite yet. Olivier's nemesis Ender is back, and even the deadliest dark magic may not be enough to slow him down. He's determined to bring Olivier back to his Order and force him to face up to the crimes of his past, but Olivier himself has another plan in mind. His best chance at redemption may be hidden somewhere in the forbidden realm of G. ... Read more