Originally published in hardcover in 1980, "Beyond the Hot Seat" was the first Gestalt Therapy book devoted to groups and it pioneered the movement away from individual work with an audience to an emphasis on group process and group dynamics within a Gestalt framework. It is consider a Gestalt Therapy classic and contains sections on theory,clinical applications and community applications.
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"...the first extensive attempt at examining Gestalt Therapy as applied to groups. As such it is worthy of close review..." -- The Gestalt Journal,Fall,1980
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The editors,Bud Feder and Ruth Ronall, have been Gestalt Therapists for many years and have co-led a variety of groups: therapy groups,training groups and supervision groups. Together and separately they have led training workshops in the Uniterd States and many foreign countries (England,Gernmany and Poland to mention a few). They are longstanding members of ther New York Institute for Gestalt Therapy as well as the national Association for the Advancement of Gestalt Therapy, where they have presented at many conferences.
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Still the seminal book of Gestalt Group Work,
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Beyond the Hot Seat was the first book to integrate Gestalt Group Therapy and Group Dynamics. It is still the best of its type and offers a wide range of theory and practice. Outstanding for trainees as well as more experienced group therapists
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gestalt groups, unfinished situation, gestalt therapy, personal growth workshops, safe climate, high cohesiveness, intrapersonal level, organizational development consultant, movement therapy Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Identity House, Fritz Perls, Gestalt Institute of Cleveland, Laura Perls, Sex-Role Workshops, Paul Goodman, United States, Materials Used, New Jersey, New York City, Kurt Lewin New!
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