Psychopathology of the Situation in Gestalt Therapy: A Field-oriented Approach

Cover
Endorsements
Half Title
Series
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Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgments
Foreword
Editors’ Introduction
Part I Psychopathology of the Situation
	1 Psychopathological Situations in a Post-Pandemic World: Gestalt Therapy in Emergent Clinical Fields
	2 Working on the Ground, on Aesthetics, and on the “Dance”: Aesthetic Relational Knowing and Reciprocity
		Beyond Slogans: Connecting Individuals in a Community
	3 Global Unrest and the Anthropological Perspective of Gestalt Therapy
		The World Crisis and Gestalt Therapy: Response to Cavaleri
	4 Phenomenology and Gestalt Psychotherapy: New Challenges Under-the-Radar
	5 The Gestalt Clinical Data Sheet: A Phenomenological, Aesthetic, and Field Instrument for Gestalt Psychotherapy and Supervision
Part II Psychopathological Situations in the Clinical Fields of Human Relations
	6 Ring-a-Ring O’ Roses, a Pocket Full of Posies: Gestalt Psychotherapy and Childhood Suffering
	7 Children of “Broken” Relationships: Repairing the Ground of the Parental Experience
	8 Gestalt Psychotherapy and Complex Trauma in Preadolescence: How to Support the Integration of the Body, Emotions, and Words
	9 To Be or Not to Be Autistic: From the Camouflage Effect to Élan Vital – A Gestalt Perspective
	10 Adolescents in Eclipse: Journey Notes From the Labyrinth of Social Withdrawal
	11 Addiction as Persistent Trauma of the Ground Experience: Neuroscience and Gestalt Psychotherapy
	12 Conflict in Couple Relationships as Space for Recognition: An Opportunity that is Still Possible in the Post-Pandemic World
	13 Working with the Family in Gestalt Psychotherapy
	14 Gestalt Psychotherapy and Ageing
	15 Gestalt Psychotherapy in the Relationship with the Chronic Patient: Accepting and Supporting the Experience of Loss Through an Aesthetic Gaze
	16 For Whom the Bells Do Not Toll: The Processing of Bereavement in Our Time
Afterword
Biographical Notes
Appendix
Index