In 'The Paradoxical Theory of Change', Arnold Beisser argues that to see change, one should ‘simply … be what he is in that moment.’

How do you make sense of Beisser's essay?

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Aggression, Time & Understanding: Contributions to the Evolution of Gestalt Therapy

Frank-M, Staemmler reexamines traditional Gestalt therapy’s approach to aggression, bringing Gestalt into the contemporary here and now.

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Dialogue & Experiment
- Yontef and Schulz

This paper explores how Buber’s dialogic method can be used to inform Gestalt experiments.

How does Buber’s work inform your practice?

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Gestalt Literature

The Emergent Self: An Existential-Gestalt Approach
- Peter Philippson

Exploration of how we construct our idea of ‘self’, and how it can impact our relationship with the world around us.

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