Gestalt Therapy: Excitement and Growth in the Human Personality by Frederick S. Perls

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Gestalt Therapy: Excitement and Growth in the Human Personality

by Frederick S. Perls

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Often decried this book is the most important book for gestalt therapists and should be. Do not be dettered by part 2,its fairly silly but the practical advice given in part 1 is invaluable. (

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The seminal text setting forth the theoretical foundations of Gestalt therapy. Originally published in 1951, The Gestalt Journal Press edition restores the work to its original editorial structure and includes a new introduction by Isadore From and Michael Vincent Miller.

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