Often in supervision and intervision meetings with my colleagues, we touch upon the topics that appear and reappear within different client-therapist relationships. One of such topics is the matter of time frame, i.e., clients wondering what it is they/we should … Read more
The body (and) psychotherapy
There’s a general consensus among practitioners and scientists alike regarding the relationship between the body and the mind, meaning that the processes in one may affect the processes in the other. However, the connection could definitely be further explored (Berger, … Read more
My Fear of Flying
The phobia of flying is a disorder that may be influenced by other fears, is situational and interferes with a person’s daily life and social functioning. People experiencing flying phobia would also suffer anxiety when taking a flight and may … Read more
Phenomenology: The heart of Gestalt Psychotherapy
Gestalt psychotherapy is a creative form of talking therapy grounded in rich philosophical roots. It evolved from a revision of psychoanalysis and became an independent and integrated system in itself (Perls, Hefferline, & Goodman, 1951). Phenomenology is a philosophical approach, … Read more