Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy
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Full text articles about GTP in English language - From the special issue of "Gestalt Theory - An International Multidisciplinary Journal" 43(1), 2021
- Gerhard Stemberger (Vienna and Berlin):
Psychotherapy: The Challenge and Power of Consistency - Katharina Sternek (Vienna):
Critical Realism: The Epistemic Position of Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy - Bernadette Lindorfer (Vienna):
Personality Theory in Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy: Kurt Lewin’s Field Theory and his Theory of Systems in Tension Revisited - Gerhard Stemberger (Vienna and Berlin):
Ego and Self in Gestalt Theory - Angelika Böhm (Mistelbach and Vienna):
Basic Principles for Therapeutic Relationship and Practice in Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy - Thomas Fuchs (Bonn):
Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy – A Clinical Example - Giancarlo Trombini, Elena Trombini (Bologna), Gerhard Stemberger (Vienna and Berlin):
Reconciliation of Time Perspectives as a Criterion for Therapy Completion - Edward S. Ragsdale (New York):
Relational Determination in Interpersonal and Intrapsychic Experience
Some additional sources in English language:
- Gerhard Stemberger (Vienna and Berlin):
Some Remarks on the Field Concept in Gestalt Psychology. [2019] [Extract from the article: Trombini, Giancarlo; Anna Corazza; Gerhard Stemberger (2019): Manifest Dream / Association Comparison: A Criterion to Monitor the Psychotherapeutic Field. Gestalt Theory, 41(1).] - Anna Arfelli Galli (Macerata):
The Primary Intersubjectivity and the Gestalt Theory. [2018] Gestalt Theory, 40(2), 175–188. - Giuseppe Galli (Macerata):
Relations and Structures - Gestalt theory as a theory of phenomenal relations. [2007] Gestalt Theory, 29(3), 206-212. - Katharina Sternek (Vienna):
Attachment Theory and Gestalt Psychology [2007]. Gestalt Theory, 29(4), 310-318. - Gerhard Stemberger (Vienna and Berlin):
Diagnostics in Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy [2008]. From: Bartuska et al., Psychotherapeutic Diagnostics - Guidelines for the new standard. New York: Springer, pp. 97-108. - Andrzej Zuczkowski (1994): Language and Experience: Deep Structures as Linguistic Models for Listening and Intervening in Psychotherapy. Gestalt Theory, 16(1), 3-20.
- Ilaria Riccioni (2008): The Informal Counselling Sequences as Dialogic Gestalt. Gestalt Theory, 30(3), 241-250.
- Luchins, A.S. & E.H. Luchins (1997): A Sampling of Gestalt Psychologists' Remarks on Psychoanalysis. Gestalt Theory, 19(2), 128-139.
- Giuseppe Galli (2003): Field-Structures of Social Virtues. Phenomenology and dynamics of gratitude and wonder. Gestalt Theory, 25 (3), 158-164.
- Elena Trombini & Giancarlo Trombini (2006): Focal Play-Therapy in the Extended Child-Parents Context. A Clinical Case. Gestalt Theory, 28(4), 375-388.
- Marianne Soff (2013): Gestalt Theory in the Field of Educational Psychology: An Example. Gestalt Theory, 35(1), 47-58.
Some early Gestalt psychological papers on psychopathology, still essential for GTP, and commentaries:
- Erwin Levy & Heinrich Schulte (1986): A Gestalt Theory of Paranoia - Introduction, Comment and Translation of "Heinrich Schulte". Gestalt Theory, 8(4), 230-255.
- Erwin Levy (1936): A Case of Mania with its Social Implications. Social Research, 3 (1936), 488-493.
- Erwin Levy (1943): Some Aspects of the Schizophrenic Formal Disturbance of Thought. Psychiatry, 6 (1943), 55-69.
- Max Wertheimer (Seminar transcript): Understanding Psychotics' Speech.
- Max Wertheimer (Seminar transcript): More on Psychotics' Speech.
- Junius F, Brown (1937): Psychoanalysis, Topological Psychology and Experimental Psychopathology. Psychoanal. Quarterly, 6, 227-237.
- Crochetière, Kevin; Nealy Vicker; James Parker; D. Brett King & Michael Wertheimer (2001): Gestalt Theory and Psychopathology. Some Early Applications of Gestalt Theory to Clinical Psychology and Psychopathology. Gestalt Theory, 23(2), 144-154.
- Matthew Maibaum (2001): A Lewinian Taxonomy of Psychiatric Disorders. Gestalt Theory, 23(3), 196-217.
- Viktor Sarris & Michael Wertheimer (2001): Max Wertheimer's Research on Aphasia and Brain Disorders: A Brief Account. Gestalt Theory, 23(4), 267-278.
- Abraham S. Luchins (1948): The Role of the Social Field in Psychotherapy. J. Consult. Psychol., 1948, 12, 417-425.