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Contents Acknowledgements Prologue?Foreword Pre-Text: Gestalt Pedagogy: Creating the Field for Teaching and Learning Ansel L. Woldt, Ed.D. Dialogue Respondent: Sarah M. Toman, Ph.D. PART I: FOUNDATIONS OF GESTALT THERAPY Chapter 1. The History and Development of Gestalt Therapy Charles E. Bowman, M.S. Dialogue Respondent: Edwin C. Nevis, Ph.D. Chapter 2. Classical Gestalt Therapy Theory Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb, Psy.D. Dialogue Respondent: Philip Lichtenberg, Ph.D. Chapter 3. Contemporary Gestalt Therapy: Field Theory Malcolm Parlett, Ph.D. Dialogue Respondent: Robert G. Lee, Ph.D. Chapter 4. Phenomenology, Existentialism and Eastern Thought in Gestalt Therapy Sylvia Fleming Crocker, Ph.D. Dialogue Respondent: Peter Philippson, M.Sc. Chapter 5. Gestalt Therapy Theory of Change Gary Yontef, Ph.D., M.S.W., A.B.P.P. Dialogue Respondent: Reinhard Fúhr, Ph.D. Chapter 6. Gestalt Therapy Methodology Joseph Melnick, Ph.D. & Sonia March Nevis, Ph.D. Dialogue Respondent: Norman Shub, B.C.D. Chapter 7. Cultural Influences and Considerations in Gestalt Therapy Sabin Fernbacher, M.A. Dialogue Respondent: Deborah Plummer, Ph.D. Chapter 8. Spirituality in Gestalt Therapy R. Elliott Ingersoll, Ph.D. Dialogue Respondent: Brian O?Neill, M.A., Ps.S. PART II: GESTALT APPLICATIONS WITH SPECIFIC POPULATIONS Chapter 9. Gestalt Therapy with Children Cynthia Reynolds, Ph.D. Dialogue Respondent: Peter Mortola, Ph.D. Chapter 10. Adolescents: Development and Practice from a Gestalt Orientation Sarah Toman, Ph.D., and Ann Bauer, Ph.D. Dialogue Respondents: Mark McConville, Ph.D., & Bruce Robertson, M.S.W. Chapter 11. Family and Couple Therapy from a Gestalt Perspective J. Edward Lynch, Ph.D., and Barbara Lynch, Ph.D. Dialogue Respondent: Joseph C. Zinker, Ph.D. Chapter 12. Gestalt Therapy in Groups Paul Schoenberg, Ph.D., and Bud Feder, Ph.D. Dialogue Respondents: Jon Frew, Ph.D., & Irwin Gadol, Ph.D. Chapter 13. Gestalt Approaches with Organizations and Large Systems Rick Maurer, Ph.D. Dialogue Respondent: Se n Gaffney, Ph.D. Chapter 14. Gestalt Therapy in Community Mental Health Philip Brownell, M.Div., Psy.D. Dialogue Respondent: Karen Fleming, Ph.D. Chapter 15. Gestalt Approaches to Substance Use/Abuse/Dependency: Theory and Practice Michael Clemmens, Ph.D., M.S.W. Dialogue Respondent: Helga Matzko, M.A., M.A., C.A.G.S. Chapter 16. Gestalt Educational Therapy Cara Garcia, Ph.D., Susan Baker, M.A., & Robert deMayo, Ph.D. Dialogue Respondent, George I. Brown, Ph.D. Epilogue?Afterword Comprehensive Reference and Gestalt Book List Appendix Author Index Subject Index About the Editors About the Contributors
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Gestalt therapy.