Book, Gestalt Approach and Eyewitness to Therapy 2/78[LS]

Gestalt Therapy is strongly linked to a human position in psychology, in which the theories of Maslow, Rogers, Jourard and others stand out, offering as alternatives to suffering and anguish, not unhappiness, but joy and experiential fullness. . Emphasizing positive goals and guidelines of existence, and using techniques directly and immediately created to produce them, the Gestalt approach requires the patient to specify the changes he desires in himself, helping him to increase his understanding of himself, to experience and to change.The basic principles of Gestalt Therapy are predominantly the work of Frederick (Fritz) S. Perls, author of The Gestalt Approach and Eyewitness to Therapy, completed shortly before his death. The texts are self-explanatory and constitute a broad and consistent introduction for all those dedicated to Gestalt-therapeutic work. Edition updated according to the new spelling agreement.