Two risks and a third way: what research for Gestalt therapy?
This article has been first published in the British Gestalt Journal Vol 29, n°1 - In this article the author explains the possible future for Gestalt therapy in view of the evolution of the regulatory context and the appearance of the contextual model resulting from the evolution of research in psychotherapy. This future oscillates between marginalisation or even outright disappearance and dissolution into a vast, integrative, (...)

In preparation for Julianne Appel-Opper’s coming to Paris for the Master Class and the extensive training to the Psychotherapy of the Relational Living Body she is offering at IDeT, Vincent Béja conducted an interview with her in February 2019. We ask our readers that any reproduction, in whole or in part, of this text on their part, make explicit mention of the following reference :
Appel-Opper, J., Béja, V. (2019), Interview with Julianne Appel-Opper (...)

As part of Lynne Jacobs’ visit to IDeT, scheduled for April 2021, Vincent Béja conducted this interview. You can read it and download it here. We ask our readers that any reproduction, in whole or in part, of this text on their part, make explicit mention of the following reference: Jacobs, L., Béja, V. (2019), Interview with Lynne Jacobs. https://www.idet.paris/interview-avec-lynne-jacobs
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