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BLOOM, Dan: (www.danbloomnyc.com) Dan recently published:
The Phenomenological Method of Gestalt Therapy: Revisiting Husserl to Discover the ‘Essence' of Gestalt Therapy” Gestalt Review, Vol 13 (3) 2009
Foreword to Phil Brownell’s Gestalt Therapy:Guidebook for Mental Health Professionals, Springer Publishing, 2010
“Persiguiendo arcoiris: la terapia Gestlat y las ética material, fundacional y emergente,” Figura Fondo, No. 27 (2010)
“A Quest for Gestalt Therapy Group Process: Group Process as Self Process,” Studies in Gestalt Therapy: Dialogical Bridges, Vol 3 (2). 2010
In Press:
“Sensing Animals/Knowing Persons” will appear in a forthcoming book on advanced gestalt therapy edited by Tali Levine Bar-Yoseph
“One Good Turn Deserves Another: Commentary on Relational Approaches in Gestalt Therapy,” Gestalt Review
Forthcoming
Continuity and Change: Gestalt Therapy Now, an edited book based on AAGT's 2010 biennial conference. Co-edited with Christine Stevens, published by Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
“Chasing Rainbows: Ethics in Gestalt Therapy, Gestalt Therapy Ethics,” (tentative title), chapter contribution to book on psychopathology edited by Gianni Francesetti and .
His presentations for 2010 were:
AAGT Biennial Conference, “Continuity and Change: Gestalt Therapy Now,"Philadelphia, Pa.June 2010.
Invited Presenter, Panel leader, “The Field of ‘Field’ “<
Workshop Presenter, “Chasing Rainbows: In Search of the Emergent Ethics of Contacting”
10th EAGT International Conference, ‘Lost in Transformation: Changing Identities in a Changing World", Berlin, Germany, September 2010
Workshop Presenter, “Speaking in the House of the Other: the Ethos of Dialogical Contact.”
Panel Co-leader (with ), “Jews in Pre-World War II Berlin: a Remarkable Creative-Adjustment”
Panel Member, “Gestalt Therapy and Psychopathology”Inter-Institute Connections and AAGT NE Regional One-Day Conference, November, 2010, “Diagnosis in Gestalt Therapy” – panelist/presenter
Dan's training and teaching in NYC for 2010/2011:
"Learning Gestalt Therapy Theory 'By the Book' in the 'Traditional Way' — studying Gestalt Therapy by Perls,
Hefferline, and Goodman”;
“A Monthly Workshop in the Theory and Practice of Contemporary Gestalt Therapy”;
“Answering the Unasked Questions: Concerns of the Experienced Gestalt Therapist --and existential phenomenological gestalt therapy”
Dan is co-editor of GestaltL, with fellow NYIGT members Charlie Bowman and Phil Brownell
Training and supervision:
Using Skype, Dan is offering experiential/didactic workshops and supervision. These include: a bi-weekly series reviewing basic gestalt therapy theory and practice; a bi-weekly series on the development of contemporary gestalt therapy; a monthly 6-hour workshop on group development; a monthly group that closely reads PHG; and supervision as arranged.
BOWMAN, Charlie is an Associate Editor for Gestalt!, is the Communications Director for AAGT and has a chapter in press ("Reconsidering holism in gestalt therapy: A bridge too far?") in the upcoming book From Here and Now to the Future - Advancing Gestalt Theory and Practice, edited by Talia Bar Yoseph. He is finishing a self-help book, A Year of Bariatric Surgery: Sorting Facts and Feelings Before and After Weight Loss Surgery.
BROWNELL, Philip will lead an Invited Symposium on the "World do Contemporary Gestalt Therapy" at the 12th Conference of the European Federation of Psychologists' Associations, in Istanbul, Turkey, July 4-8, 2011. In May 2011he l will team up with John Leary-Joyce to present two intermediate programs of coach training in Bermuda, working with Expertise, the leading human resources management firm on the island. He expects his book Paradoxical Recovery: A Gestalt Approach to Addictions and Self-Medicating Behaviors to be published by Springer during the summer of 2011. He continues to work as Series Editor for a series of books titled "The World of Contemporary Gestalt Therapy" which are being published by Cambridge Scholars Publishing, the first of which is Continuity and Change: Gestalt Therapy Now, edited by Dan Bloom and Christine Stevens.
FEDER, Bud continues to offer a monthly [more or less] training group in Doylestown, PA. He also plans to provide training weekends in CA for the Sierra Institute and the San Francisco Institute in Feb, 2011 as well as a three-day workshop in Athens , a weekend in Dingle [rhymes with tingle], Ireland and one in London [all dates TBD].
After languishing in English since 1982 , his Peeling the Onion: A Manual for Clients has been contracted to be published in German, Spanish and Russian in this year [a perfect storm].
FRANK, Ruella will be offering workshops as follows:
October 29 - 31: Vera Cruz, Mexico;
November 3-7: Mexico City for the Instituto Humanista de Psicoterapia Gestalt; March 12 - 18: Oslo, Norway: Norsk Gestalt Institutt; May 11-15: Mexico City, Mexico: Instituto Humanista de Psicoterapia Gestalt; July 31-August 5: Esalen: Convener: Embodied Relational Gestalt;
August 21-27: New York City: Center for Somatic Studies: Training for Faculty of Tanganrog Gestalt from Russia
TRAINING PROGRAM 2011-2013
New York City;Developmental Somatic Psychotherapy
Two Six Day Training Modules Yearly: October 2011, March 2012, October 2012, March 2013.
Further Information and to Apply:www.somaticstudies.com or call Center for Somatic Studies: 212-662-3322. Developmental Somatic Psychotherapy is a relational and movement-oriented approach to psychotherapy within a gestalt therapy framework. The training offers a template for understanding and working with early psychophysical blocks as they emerge in the here-and-now of the adult therapy session. Attending to movement patterns within therapy is particularly powerful when guided by contemporary developmental theory
MEYER, Ken gave a presentation on "Gestalt Therapy & Buddhism" at the AAGT/SE Conference, Oct 15-17.
PHILIPPSON, Peter will be teaching this year in Belarus, Mexico and Moscow.
SPAGNUOLO LOBB, M. (2010), "The Therapeutic Relationship in Gestalt Therapy",
In: Jabobs L., Hycner R. (editors), Relational Approaches in Gestalt Therapy, Santa Cruz,
CA: Gestalt Press, PP111-129,published and distributed by Routledge, Taylor and Francis Group,
New York. Also "Cocreation and the Contact Boundary in the Therapeutic Situation", in: Ullman D.
and Wheeler G. Cocreating the Field: Intention and Practise in the Age of Complexity. , pp 101-134.
New York: Routledge, Taylor and Francis for Gestalt Press.. She is also edited the 2010-1 issue of the
Italian journal Quaderni di Gestalt on Gestalt Therapy and Phenomenology, Milano: FrancoAngeli
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