Journal Contents
2009 - Volume 18 No. 2
CHRISTINE STEVENS: Editorial
GIANNI FRANCESETTI & MICHELA GECELE: A Gestalt therapy perspective on psychopathology and diagnosis Abstract
CAROL SWANSON, LILLIAN NORTON, MALCOLM PARLETT, LYNNE JACOBS, SALLY DENHAM-VAUGHAN, JIM DENHAM-VAUGHAN & FRANK-M STAEMMLER: Philosophy with tears: Gestalt ‘study buddies’ visit Dachau Abstract
RALPH GOLDSTEIN: What does it mean to bear witness? A response to ‘Philosophy with tears’ Abstract
GIOVANNI SALONIA: Letter to a young Gestalt therapist for a Gestalt therapy approach to family therapy Abstract
DES KENNEDY: An excess of certainty: the Gospel, the Church, the Gestalt therapist and homosexuality Abstract
Book reviews
SIMON DU PLOCK Gestalt therapy research. A review of Handbook for Theory, Research, and Practice in Gestalt Therapy edited by Philip Brownell
ROB TYSON Phenomenology, neuroscience and complexity. A review of The Emergent Self: an Existential – Gestalt Approach by Peter Philippson
BELINDA HARRIS Working with the body in psychotherapy. A review of Contemporary Body Psycotherapy edited by Linda Hartley
Opinion
SARAH FALLON Therapy of the situation: the id, the it and the all. A response to a workshop with Georges Wollants
2009 - Volume 18 No. 1
CHRISTINE STEVENS: Editorial
ARCHIE ROBERTS: Obituary: DAN ROSENBLATT (1925 – 2009)
DAN BLOOM: Obituary: RICHARD KITZLER (1927 – 2008)
PETER PHILIPPSON: Obituary: RICHARD KITZLER (1927 – 2008)
JULES HOWDIN & ANDREW REEVES: In the fragility of contact: working with suicide risk in the dialogic relationship Abstract
SYLVIA FLEMING CROCKER: Phenomenology in Husserl and in Gestalt therapy Abstract
JOHN L. BENNETT: Theoretical considerations regarding the use of Buddhist meditation practices in Gestalt therapy Abstract
SANDRA FIGGESS: Working with trauma. A journey towards integration: Gestalt and EMDR Abstract
MARIE-ANNE CHIDIAC & SALLY DENHAM-VAUGHAN: An organisational self: applying the concept of self to groups and organisations Abstract
In her own voice
KATY WAKELIN interviewing Ruella Frank
Book reviews
JON BLEND Boys’ talk: bridging an inter-generational divide. A review of BAM! Boys Advocacy and Mentoring: A Leader’s Guide to Facilitating Strengths-Based Groups for Boys by Peter Mortola, Howard Hiton & Stephen Grant
KATY WAKELIN Being a Body. A review of Why Do People Get Ill?: Exploring the Mind-Body Connection by Darian Leader & David Corfield
Opinion
JULIANNE APPEL-OPPER What do we say without words?: relational living body to living body communication
2008 - Volume 17 No. 2
CHRISTINE STEVENS: Editorial
DAN BLOOM & GAIE HOUSTON: AAGT Conference, 23-27 July 2008, Manchester UK. Borders and bridges: Differentiation in contact
BRIAN O’NEILL: The ground of community in Gestalt therapy Abstract
MARK A FAIRFIELD & LEANNE O’SHEA: Getting ‘Beyond Individualism’ Abstract
RUTH RONALL: Intensive Gestalt workshops: experiences in community Abstract
In his own voice
BELINDA HARRIS interviewing Seán Gaffney
Letters to the Editor
LYNNE BRIGHOUSE Building bridges to the future: AAGT Conference 2008 in Manchester
JACQUELINE BENTLEY Gilles Delisle and 21st century Gestalt
DOLORES BATE Retirement letter from Dolores Bate
Book reviews
LYNDA OSBORNE Supporting the Emotional Work of School Leaders by Belinda Harris
CHRISTINE STEVENS Gestalt Therapy: therapy of the situation by Georges Wollants
Opinion
SARAH FALLON A common exchange: a convenor’s experience of the AAGT conference, Manchester, July 2008
2008 - Volume 17 No. 1
CHRISTINE STEVENS: Editorial
BRONAGH STARRS: Working with adolescents from a Catholic background in Northern Ireland: a generation’s long accumulation of shame Abstract
DES KENNEDY: Gestalt therapy in the eclipse of dialogue Abstract
SEÁN GAFFNEY: Gestalt group supervision in a divided society: theory, practice, perspectives and reflections Abstract
SARAH FALLON: A state of being: Gestalt therapy in a Stanislavskian spotlight Abstract
In her own voice
KATY WAKELIN interviewing Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb
Letters to the Editor
NEIL HARRIS ‘Developmentally-trained therapists: a response to Jo McMahon
FRANCIS TAYLOR Gestalt work with children: a response to Jo McMahon
CLAIRE ASHERSON BARTRAM A personal account of the British Gestalt Society Conference 2007 with thoughts on related topics inspired by Paul Barber
FAYE PAGE BGS Conference in July 2007: brief reflections and memories
JUDITH WARING Gestalt psychotherapy research
KATY WAKELIN Together divided: the UKAGT Meeting
Book reviews
KEN EVANS Becoming a practitioner Researcher: a Gestalt Approach to Holistic Inquiry by Paul Barber
Opinion
PAUL BARBER The British Gestalt Society Conference: a reflective inquiry