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| Gestalt: An New Idiosyncratic Introduction (January 2003). By John Bernard Harris. ?5, plus P&P. Hot off the press in January 2003! The completely re-written version of our basic introduction to Gestalt. I've written this booklet for anyone whose interested in Gestalt, and wants to find out more about it. It offers a very readable introduction to the basic ideas of Gestalt therapy, and is our best seller! Click here for extracts Self in Relation by Peter Philippson is now available for sale . Go to New books by Peter for details. Gestalt: Working with Groups (2nd revised edition 1992). By Peter Philippson and John Bernard Harris. 93 pages ?6. This booklet expounds a Gestalt approach to working with groups, teams and organisations. The second edition contains three new chapters. Invaluable for anyone who works in and with groups, in any setting. With illustrations by John. The Nature of Pain (1986). Edited by. Peter Philippson. 39 pages ?2. The transcript of a multi-disciplinary discussion involving both 'orthodox' and 'complementary' practitioners, on the nature of pain. Working with Anger in Therapy - A Gestalt approach (Second Edition: September 2001). By John Bernard Harris, with additional material by Peter Philippson. 82 pages ?6. This booklet is about anger: what it is, how we can learn to see it positively, how we can work with other people's anger in a therapeutic way. Written primarily for those in the helping professions, but useful for anyone who simply wants to understand more about the nature of anger. The second edition contains some new material, including a new chapter on Anger Management at Work. With illustrations by John. Click here for sample Chapters To Order Please send a cheque or postal order made payable to "Manchester Gestalt Centre" including postage and packing @ 60p for first copy, 20p for each further copy. (N.B. For orders of 10 or more copies, subtract 80p from the price of each booklet. Such orders will be posted to you free of charge.) Contact and Relationship in a Field Perspective l'Exprimerie, 2001. Jean-Marie Robine (ed.), Gary Yontef, Margherita Spagnuolo-Lobb, Peter Philippson, Michael Vincent Miller, Philip Lichtenberg & Lilian Frazao. This is the collection of trainers' lectures from the first programme of the Gestalt Therapy International Network (GTin), which was held in France in July, 2001. Contents The GTin Experience: Contact as Creative Transformation Peter Philippson: Three boundaries of self-formation Lilian Meyer-Frazao: Compassion and ethics: a glance at the field Margherita Spagnuolo-Lobb: From the epistemology of self to clinical specificity of Gestalt Therapy Philip Lichtenberg: The four corners at the intersection of contacting Gary Yontef: Relational Gestalt Therapy: What it is, and what it is not. Why the adjective 'relational'? Jean-Marie Robine: From field to situation Michael Vincent Miller: What lies beyond the field? 118 pages, ?13 + ?1 postage and packing. Topics in Gestalt Therapy. Edited by Peter Philippson and John Bernard Harris. 'Topics' has now ceased publication after 5 years (15 issues). Back issues are still available (sold by the complete year). Many of the articles are now on our expanded Online Articles page. Back issues: ?5 (inc. postage) for three issues. Video Presentation - Gestalt as a Therapy of Self Peter Philippson, 1995 This videotape is a recording of a live demonstration (English language) at the Austrian Gestalt Conference, November 1995. Peter presents a brief talk about the Gestalt theory of self as a relational and polar process, and the application of this theory to work with clients; and then works for 50 minutes with a small group of three people.Cost: ?25 per copy, post-free in the U.K., ?2 postage rest of Europe. Sterling cheques please, made out to 'Peter Philippson'. |
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