Pages 297 to 306| About the illustrations
| Laurence Roux
Pages 307 to 310| Call for submissions, Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie, issue 51
Pages 311 to 312| Back matter
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Rhythm(s) & blues
| Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie
(2023/1 No 49)
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Pages 3 to 6| Editorial
| Anne-Sophie Roquefère
Pages 7 to 10| Rhythms
| Joseph Caccamo
Pages 11 to 15| Rhythmic openness to the world
| Hervé Cabrol, Dominique Michel
Pages 16 to 41| Diary of a rhythmic encounter (Extracts)
| Laurence Gateau-Brochard
Pages 42 to 49| Rhythmic bridges
| Thierry Schmidlin
Pages 50 to 59| Pulsation, the tempo of a quality of presence in the world
| Régine Cludy
Pages 60 to 69| When everything moves, what holds it together?
| Flore de Maillard
Pages 70 to 73| A sensitive bibliography
| Comité de rédaction
Pages 74 to 91| Their favorite
| Florence Belasco
Pages 92 to 115| About Gestalt therapy, postscript
| Alain Gontier
Pages 116 to 131| The psychotherapist, the patient, death
| Jean-Marie Delacroix
Pages 133 to 136| La face cachée de l’inceste: De l’emprise à la femme libre
by Katouchka Van Ditzhuyzen
| Armelle Chotard Fresnais
Pages 137 to 138| Dans le jardin de la folie by Edmondo de Amicis
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 139 to 143| Itinéraire d’un curieux by Michael Vincent Miller
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 144 to 149| About the illustrations
Pages 150 to 154| Call for submissions, Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie, issue 50
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Aging, she says. . . or the progress of age
| Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie
(2022/2 No 48)
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Pages 3 to 6| Editorial
| Anne-Sophie Roquefère
Pages 7 to 9| Aging
| Joseph Caccamo
Pages 11 to 16| Surreptitiously
| Pierre-Yves Goriaux
Pages 17 to 19| Aging, being alive
| André Lamy
Pages 21 to 41| But aging. . .()
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 43 to 48| At the edge of the gray continent
| Angélique Bodet
Pages 49 to 63| Age trans-identity: Toward a foundation of the “age queer” concept
| Sylvie Schoch de Neuforn
Pages 65 to 70| To live is to die
| Chantal Masquelier-Savatier
Pages 71 to 74| Aging, the gap. . .
| Laurence Gateau-Brochard
Pages 75 to 79| A sensitive bibliography Aging, she says. . . or the progress of
age
| Comité de rédaction
Pages 81 to 95| Differentiate yourself
| Isabelle Cosserat-Gérardin
Pages 97 to 98| Where I am
| Patrick Colin
Pages 99 to 114| A creative adjustment. . . to what world?
| Jean-Marie Robine
Pages 115 to 130| Analyse (s) de la présence. Phénoménologie et thérapie, de
Françoise Dastur
| Alkaly Cissé
Pages 131 to 133| Fondamentaux de psychopathologie phénoménologique
gestaltiste, de Gianni Francesetti
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 135 to 137| La disparition du paysage, de Jean-Philippe Toussaint
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 139 to 140| About the illustrations in this issue
Pages 141 to 144| Call for submissions, Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie, issue 49
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Reserve, modesty, discretion. . .
| Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie
(2022/1 No 47)
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Pages 3 to 6| Editorial
| Anne-Sophie Roquefère
Pages 7 to 11| Discretion and other notions
| Joseph Caccamo
Pages 13 to 18| The wall between two ditches
| Anne-Sophie Roquefère
Pages 19 to 31| With complete discretion
| Régine Cludy
Pages 33 to 34| Remarkable discretion
| Jacques Blaize
Pages 35 to 49| The virtue of shyness
| Jean-Marc Chavarot
Pages 51 to 59| Audrey and discretion
| C. F.
Pages 61 to 76| The little path
| Sylvie Schoch de Neuforn
Pages 77 to 79| “Not without shame”
| Hervé Cabrol
Pages 81 to 95| Discretion. Meeting Isadore From
| Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb, Joseph Caccamo
Pages 97 to 100| But who is Ralph F. Hefferline?
| Brigitte Lapeyronnie-Robine
Pages 101 to 109| The “not knowing” and the maieutics of Socrates
| Joseph Caccamo
Pages 111 to 113| A sensitive bibliography. Reserve, modesty, discretion. . .
| Comité de rédaction
Pages 115 to 141| Caring for neighbors in rural areas
| Mathilde Soyer
Pages 143 to 157| A phenomenological look at “feeling-what-happens”
| Cécile Guéret
Pages 159 to 171| Healing Perception, by Desmond Kennedy, part 2
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 173 to 195| La revitalisation de la Gestalt-thérapie, by Fritz Perls
himself and L. L. Whyte
| Kathleen Höll
Pages 197 to 198| About the illustrations
Pages 199 to 200| Call for submissions, Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie, issue 48
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Hello tenderness. . .
| Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie
(2021/2 No 46)
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Pages 3 to 6| Editorial
| Pierre-André Beley, Anne-Sophie Roquefère
Pages 7 to 9| Of tenderness
| Joseph Caccamo
Pages 11 to 24| The intimate, the meeting, tenderness. . .
| Jean-Marie Robine
Pages 25 to 41| Of vulnerability
| Marie Saudou
Pages 43 to 55| Tenderness, a thread woven from the self
| Régine Cludy
Pages 57 to 65| The sudden emergence of tenderness
| JeanLuc Rose Christin
Pages 67 to 89| Violence versus tenderness
| Ximo Tarrega Soler
Pages 91 to 102| Firmness, tenderness, and softness
| Laurence Luminet, Anne-Sophie Roquefère
Pages 103 to 105| Invitation
| Marisa Morata-Hurtado, Oskar Ekai-Pagoto
Pages 107 to 108| A little tale to snuggle down to
| Anne-Sophie Roquefère
Pages 109 to 111| A sensitive bibliography
| Comité de rédaction
Pages 113 to 122| Buberian dialogue in the therapeutic field
| Stéphane Breton
Pages 123 to 139| Carrying out research
| Vincent Béjà
Pages 141 to 151| From research for benefits to research in uncertainty
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 153 to 171| Theory, theme, and variations
| Michel Debrocq
Pages 173 to 182| La peau fragile du monde, de Jean-Luc Nancy
| Alkaly Cissé
Pages 183 to 193| La perception qui guérit. De Merleau-Ponty à la
gestalt-thérapie, de Desmond Kennedy
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 195 to 197| L’attente – Une infusion dans le temps, Observer et
percevoir, de Marc Galy
| Olivier Winghart
Pages 199 to 200| About the illustrations
Pages 201 to 202| Call for submissions, Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie, issue 47
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What is kept quiet. . . or the sound of silence
| Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie
(2021/1 No 45)
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Pages 3 to 5| Editorial
| Pierre-André Beley
Pages 7 to 10| Silentium and parabola
| Joseph Caccamo
Pages 11 to 17| Silence. . . It speaks!
| Charles Coquelin
Pages 89 to 95| Breaking the silence without making a sound. . .
| Françoise Dero, Anne-Sophie Roquefère
Pages 97 to 115| Silenced wrongs and sealed lips?
| Mendhi Gérard
Pages 117 to 120| Remarks on the text “Silenced wrongs and sealed lips?”
Pages 121 to 123| Ethics and deontology in the face of abuse
| Commission Ethique et Déontologie
Pages 125 to 128| A sensitive bibliography
Pages 129 to 129| A few more grams of silence. . .
Pages 133 to 147| Open letter to Gianni Francesetti
| Béatrice Valantin
Pages 149 to 156| From actual to virtual
Pages 157 to 173| Two risks and a third way
| Vincent Béjà
Pages 175 to 187| Regards croisés sur la psychothérapie, psychanalyse et
gestalt-thérapie, by Edmond Marc and Chantal
Masquelier-Savatier
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 189 to 191| Ci-gît l’amer. Guérir du Ressentiment, by Cynthia Fleury
| Vincent Béjà
Pages 193 to 194| About the illustrations
Pages 195 to 196| Call for submissions, Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie, issue 46
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Issues of sex in our clinical work
| Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie
(2020/2 No 44)
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Pages 3 to 10| Editorial
| Pierre-André Beley
Pages 11 to 20| Sex and sexuality
| Joseph Caccamo
Pages 21 to 34| Sex
| Isabelle du Castillon
Pages 35 to 46| Couples and sexuality: Clinical practice
| Jean-Paul Sauzède
Pages 47 to 64| Receiving patients who have been subject to incestuous sexual abuse
| Cyril Collas
Pages 83 to 94| Sexuality: Drive and relationship
| Peter Philippson
Pages 95 to 100| Listening to a non-deficient sexuality
| David Boulhaut
Pages 101 to 110| Desire, are you there?
| Brigitte Martel Cayeux
Pages 111 to 114| Once upon a time there was me, you, us, naked: Stories of gaps. . .
and of links
| Anne-Sophie Roquefère
Pages 115 to 126| The house of women
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 127 to 130| Shared library
Pages 131 to 138| Online versus face-to-face
| Gianni Francesetti
Pages 139 to 154| Psynodic positioning
| Frédéric Brissaud
Pages 155 to 170| Le chant de la vie. Phénoménologie de Faulkner, de Claude Romano
| Alkaly Cissé
Pages 171 to 174| La pleine conscience en psychothérapie. Au cœur de la relation
patient-psychothérapeute, by Jean-Marie Delacroix
| Jean-Paul Sauzède
Pages 175 to 178| The British Gestalt Journal’s table of contents translated
| Sylvie Daudin
Pages 179 to 180| About the illustrations
Pages 181 to 182| Call for submissions, Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie, issue 45
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CoHeReNce, co-wandering
| Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie
(2020/1 No 43)
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Pages 3 to 7| Editorial
| Pierre-André Beley
Pages 8 to 12| Etymological investigations
| Joseph Caccamo
Pages 13 to 31| The proper use of incoherence
| Jean-Marie Robine
Pages 32 to 53| Epidemiological crisis, crisis of coherence
| Sylvie Schoch de Neuforn
Pages 54 to 66| Power in therapy: Exercising power over another or being strong
together
| Peter Philippson
Pages 67 to 81| Wandering: Toward awareness
| Jean-Marie Delacroix
Pages 82 to 99| The secret longing
| Vincent Béja, Florence Belasco
Pages 100 to 118| The coherence of training or the beauty of the veil of words
| Alain Gontier
Pages 119 to 132| Between rational and vagabond presence
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 133 to 149| “Wandering”
| Jean-Philippe Magnen
Pages 150 to 159| From one den to the other
| Anne-Sophie Roquefère
Pages 160 to 176| Games of introjection in my clinic
| Anne-Claire Storaï
Pages 177 to 183| Porosity
| Patrick Colin
Pages 184 to 189| Introduction to « L’aventure, l’ennui et le
sérieux », according to Vladimir Jankélévitch
| Hervé Cabrol
Pages 190 to 204| Petit éloge de l’errance, by Akira Mizubayashi, Ed.
Gallimard
| Pétronille Lastennet
Pages 205 to 221| Éclairer l’existence et Cultiver la croissance, by Frédéric
Brissaud
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 222 to 226| The British Gestalt Journal’s table of contents translated
| Sylvie Daudin
Pages 227 to 228| About the illustrations
Pages 229 to 230| Call for contributions, no. 44 Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie
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Taming the monstrous in the therapeutic relationship
| Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie
(2019/2 No 42)
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Pages 3 to 7| Editorial
| Pierre-André Beley
Pages 8 to 11| Etymological investigations
| Joseph Caccamo
Pages 12 to 34| Encounter with a bell-curve man
| Laurence Luminet
Pages 35 to 36| The serpent prince
| Sabine Tepper
Pages 37 to 61| Gaston
| Marie Saudou
Pages 62 to 65| The child switch
| Sabine Tepper
Pages 66 to 77| Behind bars
| Nathalie Ribeiro Rego
Pages 78 to 83| Elephant man?
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 84 to 86| The prince with donkey’s ears
| Sabine Tepper
Pages 87 to 94| Forbidden meaning
| Jacques Blaize
Pages 95 to 96| The mirror
| Sabine Tepper
Pages 97 to 100| The “monstrous”
Pages 101 to 109| “Impressive, but not terrifying”
| Françoise Vandaele, Pétronille Lastennet
Pages 110 to 119| From pathology to destructive monstrousness
| Monique Yziquel, Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 120 to 126| Teratogen
| Hervé Cabrol, Dominique Michel
Pages 127 to 130| The monstrous
| Comité de rédaction
Pages 131 to 138| The phenomenological attitude from a field perspective
| Vincent Béjà
Pages 139 to 147| From perception to “perceptude”
| Stéphane Breton
Pages 148 to 163| Ethical approach to the overlapping of the roles of Gestalt
therapist and educator
| Frédéric Brissaud
Pages 164 to 170| “Conversations Obliques” conference, Bordeaux, March 1–2, 2019
| Jean-Marie Robine
Pages 171 to 176| Gestalt therapy in Germany
| Veronica Klingemann, Barbara Fourcade
Pages 177 to 191| Philosopher en gestalt-thérapie. Divers tissements, by
Patrick Colin
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 192 to 207| Born to die or living until death?
| Alkaly Cissé
Pages 208 to 211| La psychothérapie relationnelle. De la naissance d’une
profession à l’émergence d’un champ disciplinaire, by Philippe
Grauer and Yves Lefebvre
| Joseph Caccamo
Pages 212 to 215| Translated table of contents of the British Gestalt Journal
| Sylvie Daudin
Pages 216 to 219| Translated table of contents of the German journal GESTALTTHERAPIE:
Forum für Gestaltperspektiven
| Barbara Fourcade
Pages 220 to 223| Handbook for theory, research, and practice in gestalt-therapy
Pages 224 to 226| On the illustrations
Pages 227 to 228| Coherence and co-wandering
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Gaining or losing coherence
| Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie
(2019/1 No 41)
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Pages 3 to 7| Editorial
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 7a to 7a| Small etymological investigations
| Joseph Caccamo
Pages 8 to 17| Appearing or disappearing
| Christine Feldman
Pages 18 to 29| Re-sensibilization: Transforming suffering into pain
| Marie Paré
Pages 30 to 43| From un-containment to openness
| Laurence Gateau-Brochard
Pages 44 to 75| A phenomenological and gestalt-oriented exploration of obsessive
compulsive disorder
| Gianni Francesetti
Pages 76 to 81| Prae-sens
| Patrick Colin
Pages 82 to 97| Relationships. Esthetic relational knowledge in the field
| Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb
Pages 98 to 116| “Playing alone is not a thing”
| Valérie Hanss
Pages 117 to 124| There, near, with, by the side of
| Anne-Sophie Roquefère
Pages 125 to 126| Overview
Pages 127 to 131| Engagement
| Jean-Marc Chavarot
Pages 132 to 139| Responsible for the situation
| Alain Drimmer, Sabine Tepper
Pages 140 to 146| Little touches
| Véronique Duchâteau, Sabine Tepper
Pages 160 to 170| Being present is being alive
| Pierre Soulier, Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 171 to 175| An overview of the interviews and papers in this section
Pages 176 to 195| Children and parents in gestalt therapy: Widening the gestalt
therapy vision
| Sheila Maria Da Rocha Antony
Pages 196 to 205| Une Autre Aurélia, Jean-François Billeter
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 206 to 211| A short bibliography on grief
| Pierre-André Beley
Pages 212 to 215| The British Gestalt Journal’s table of contents translated
| Sylvie Daudin
Pages 216 to 218| About the illustrations
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Putting oneself at risk. . .
| Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie
(2018/2 No 40)
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Pages 3 to 9| Editorial
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 10 to 15| Etymologies
| Joseph Caccamo
Pages 16 to 21| By way of introduction
Pages 22 to 28| Allowing light to penetrate. . .
| Sylvie Schoch de Neuforn
Pages 29 to 43| The power of suffering
| Hervé Cabrol
Pages 44 to 52| Writing short pieces in front of the sea while the others have gone
for a walk
| Florence Birène
Pages 53 to 70| Feel no love for me, I crave it too badly
| Valérie Canitrot
Pages 71 to 77| When darkness supports the light
| Pierre-Yves Goriaux
Pages 78 to 85| Interview
| Christophe Dronneau, Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 86 to 101| Relational vulnerability as a space of reciprocal recognition
| Piero Andrea Cavaleri
Pages 102 to 115| A therapist’s tears
| Ximo Tárrega
Pages 116 to 129| Vulnerabilities: From the macrosocial to the situation of
psychotherapy
| Pierre-André Beley
Pages 145 to 162| When you are, I am
| Thierry Schmidlin
Pages 163 to 169| Tale
| Sabine Tepper
Pages 170 to 171| Poetry
| Patrick Colin
Pages 172 to 187| Psychopathology and the Gestaltist position
| Anne Chaussin
Pages 188 to 190| Lettres sur la nature humaine à l’usage des survivants,
Dany-Robert Dufour. Calmann-Lévy, 1999
| Sabine Tepper
Pages 191 to 192| La part de social en nous. Sociologie clinique et
psychothérapies. Edited byVincent de Gaulejac/Claude
Coquelle. Erès, 2017
| Pierre-André Beley
Pages 193 to 202| Timeless Experience. Laura Perl’s Unpublished Notebooks
and Literary Texts 1946-1985. Nancy Amendt-Lyon. Cambridge
Scholars Publishing, 2016
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 203 to 205| Table of contents translated from the British Gestalt Journal
| Sylvie Daudin
Pages 206 to 208| Table of contents from the German journal GESTALTTHERAPIE
| Barbara Fourcade
Pages 209 to 212| On the subject of illustrations
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Gestalt therapy research
| Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie
(2018/1 Special issue)
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Pages 5 to 13| Presentation
| Vincent Béjà, Florence Belasco
Pages 15 to 31| Towards renewal...The Paris International Conference on Gestalt
Therapy Research
| Vincent Béjà, Gianni Francesetti, Jan Roubal, Mark Reck
Pages 35 to 48| The Gestalt Therapy Fidelity Scale
| Madeleine Fogarty, Sunil Bhar, Stephen Theiler
Pages 49 to 53| What does a therapist do in the framework of Gestalt Therapy?
| Peter A. Philippson
Pages 55 to 74| Proposed methodology for Gestalt-psychotherapy research: the use of
case studies in the analysis of the change process and its
effectiveness
| Pablo Herrera, Illia Mstibovskyi, Jan Roubal, Philip Brownell
Pages 77 to 84| Interview of Willy Butollo
| Willi Butollo, Vincent Béjà
Pages 85 to 98| Epistemological and practical consequences for Gestalt therapy
research of the adoption of a contextual model “à la Wampold”
| Xavier Briffault
Pages 101 to 114| Descriptive research: describing the practice from the perspective
of the gestalt therapist who conducts it
| Frédéric Brissaud
Pages 115 to 128| Making research matter: how can I become a more effective Gestalt
Therapist?
| Christine Stevens
Pages 129 to 155| A phenomenological way to measure change in psychotherapy
| Rolf Sandell
Pages 157 to 186| A gestalt theory of depression and the construction and validation
of a test
| Ida Babakhanyan, Todd Burley
Pages 189 to 201| The results of a comparative naturalistic study on the
effectiveness of Gestalt therapy
| Peter Schulthess, Volker Tschuschke, Margit Koemeda-Lutz, Agnes von Wyl, Aureliano Crameri
Pages 203 to 224| Practice based research evidence of Gestalt treatment effectiveness
| Alan Cohen, Susan Grossman
Pages 225 to 245| Psychotherapy outcome: An issue worth re-revisiting
| Louis G. Castonguay
Pages 247 to 259| Evaluation of the effects of Gestalt Therapy on personality by the
Cloninger TCI125 questionnaire
| Jean-Luc Vallejo, Yves Plu, Benjamin Calvet
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What are to cry and to laugh the verbs of?
| Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie
(2016/2 No 37)
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Pages 3 to 11| Editorial
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 12 to 16| “Laugh on Friday, cry on Sunday. . .”
| Joseph Caccamo
Pages 17 to 28| To laugh or not laugh, zat iz ze couestcheune. . .
| Dominique Michel
Pages 29 to 33| Lucas: To experience together
| Laurence Luminet
Pages 34 to 43| A weakness exposed
| Philippe Dupont
Pages 44 to 66| The possibility of laughter
| Thierry Schmidlin
Pages 67 to 72| Georges has no tears
| Charles Coquelin
Pages 73 to 93| Spinoza, cheerful ancestor of Gestalt therapy
| Jean-Denis Bustin
Pages 94 to 107| Disability, sexuality, and third-party presence
| Anne Dasnoy-Sumell
Pages 108 to 137| Gestalt therapy and complexity: Echoes of a resonance
| Viviana Valdès Teja
Pages 138 to 161| What do Gestalt therapists do in the clinic?
| Madeleine Fogarty, Sunil Bhar, Stephen Theiler, Leanne O’Shea
Pages 162 to 166| Should you laugh about it? Should you cry about it?
| Charles Coquelin
Pages 167 to 170| Should you laugh about it? Should you cry about it?
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 171 to 176| Djudio
| Sabine Borowski-Tepper
Pages 177 to 179| Returning to “Djudio,” by Sabine Borowski-Tepper
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 180 to 183| The Cinopsy’s festival in Bordeaux, May 27, 28 and 29, 2016
| Nicole Bosc
Pages 184 to 188| Cinopsy’s was told to me
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 189 to 199| Bipolar Expeditions by Emily Martin and An Unquiet
Mind by Kay Redfield Jamison. “Walking on the side of
Mania”
| Stéphanie Feliculis
Pages 200 to 204| In the contents of the British Gestalt Journal (Vol. 24, 2)
| Sylvie Daudin
Pages 205 to 206| About the illustrations
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
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Blurring, a notion to be clarified
| Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie
(2016/1 No 36)
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Pages 3 to 6| Editorial
| Laurence Luminet
Pages 7 to 18| Some uncertain ramblings
| Dominique Michel
Pages 19 to 30| Tell me what you’re blurring. . .
| Sophie Decoster, Laurence Luminet
Pages 31 to 41| Toward coming into being, or the movement from clear to blurred
| Sylvie Schoch de Neuforn
Pages 43 to 66| Building continuity of presence to seek support
| Marianne Adandé
Pages 67 to 82| Everything - Not everything-Blurred- Hole - Crazy
| André Lamy
Pages 83 to 88| Free and somewhat blurry remarks
| Patrick Colin
Pages 89 to 103| Ethical benchmarks and clinical stance arising from practice
| Frédéric Brissaud
Pages 105 to 122| Trans-identity: Being or existing?
| Stéphan Lert
Pages 123 to 132| “Two conceptual fields that are not strictly-speaking
interchangeable Gestalt therapy and psychoanalysis”
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 133 to 138| Margherita Spagnuolo-Lobb. “Now for next” in psychotherapy
| Joseph Caccamo
Pages 139 to 144| Summary of the German Gestalt therapy magazine Forum für
Gestaltpersektiven, (Gestalt Perspectives Forum)
| Barbara Minkus-Philipp
Pages 145 to 148| In the contents of the British Gestalt Journal
| Sylvie Daudin
Pages 149 to 151| About the illustrations
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Neither quite the same nor quite otherwise
| Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie
(2015/2 No 35)
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Pages 3 to 8| Editorial
| Joseph Caccamo
Pages 9 to 22| Two conceptual fields that are not strictly-speaking
interchangeable. Gestalt therapy and psychoanalysis
| Armelle Chotard-Fresnais
Pages 23 to 34| Identity: A relational construct
| Jean-François Gravouil
Pages 35 to 44| Half-light
| Philippe Dupont
Pages 45 to 58| Sure, all too sure: (Super)humans and their identity tomorrow
| Véronique Guyot
Pages 59 to 74| A walk around ethics in the field of being
| Thierry Schmidlin
Pages 75 to 76| Uncovering your roots, feeling your wings, and trying to fly
| Jean-Marie Laurent
Pages 77 to 84| From the unspeakable to the possibility of a story
| Pierre-Yves Goriaux
Pages 85 to 110| “Speech, a place for human dwelling”
| Edith Blanquet
Pages 111 to 124| A therapist’s experience in a therapeutic situation with a
depressed client
| Jan Roubal, Tomas Rihacek
Pages 125 to 132| Stop DSM
| Annie Ramart
Pages 133 to 136| Review
| Edith Blanquet
Pages 137 to 140| Review
| Jean-Marie Robine
Pages 141 to 146| Review
| Stéphanie Feliculis
Pages 147 to 150| Review
| Sylvie Daudin
Pages 151 to 152| About the illustrations
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Some clinical notes. . .
| Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie
(2015/1 No 34)
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Pages 3 to 5| Editorial
| Marlyne Philippe-Coignac
Pages 7 to 17| Experience and its impressions
| Pierre-Yves Goriaux
Pages 18 to 30| Psychiatrist and Gestalt therapist, learning to loosen up
| Catherine Deshays
Pages 31 to 47| Manon: A therapy that made an impression on us!
| Katouchka Van Ditzhuyzen-Collomb
Pages 48 to 59| Foreword
| Marie Augustine Duchatelet
Pages 60 to 68| Possibilization
| Véronique Arnaud
Pages 69 to 83| Showing your practice: Diverse perspectives on the fourth cycle
process at Grefor
| Isabelle Galland, Florence Radulescu
Pages 84 to 85| Overview
Pages 86 to 108| Five years
| Mme X
Pages 109 to 115| November 2008
| Jacques Blaize
Pages 116 to 121| Mirror
| Mme X
Pages 122 to 125| Surprise and confirmation
| Jacques Blaize
Pages 126 to 133| From structure to the sensitive
| Dominique Michel
Pages 134 to 137| Affected reading
| Pierre-Yves Goriaux
Pages 138 to 139| Overview
Pages 140 to 142| Clinical reading 1
| Jean-Marie Robine
Pages 143 to 151| Clinical reading 2
| Edith Blanquet
Pages 152 to 155| From reading to meeting
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 156 to 158| Martin Miller, The True “Drama of the Gifted Child”: The Phantom
Alice Miller–The Real Person, Martin Miller (2018)
| Stéphanie Feliculis
Pages 159 to 163| Frank M. Staemmler, Repenser l’agressivité . Translated into
French by Ève Laville-Noël, L’exprimerie (2014)
| Jean-Marie Terpereau
Pages 164 to 175| About the illustrations in this issue
| Michel Allègre
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…Fiances
| Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie
(2014/2 No 33)
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
| Armelle Chotard-Fresnais
Pages 5 to 28| Openness at the Heart of the Crisis
| Laurence Gateau-Brochard, Jean-Marc Chavarot
Pages 29 to 52| Trust in the Therapeutic Encounter
| Marianne Adandé
Pages 53 to 63| At the School of Emotions
| Ischa Oughcha
Pages 64 to 82| When the Youth Album Invites into a Session…
| Marie-Anne Gravouille
Pages 83 to 94| Trust and Shaking
| Jacques Blaize
Pages 95 to 109| Let’s Cross our Shifting Sands
| Anne Chrétien
Pages 110 to 122| Trusting the Experience
| Chantal Masquelier-Savatier
Pages 123 to 139| Gestalt-therapy and « XXIst century socialism »
| Philip Lichtenberg
Pages 140 to 157| « The meaning for Martin Heidegger… »
| Médard Boss
Pages 158 to 171| Boredom
| Delphine Remy
Pages 172 to 190| Chronicle of a Dialogue (Second Part)
| Jean-Marie Terpereau, Edith Blanquet
Pages 191 to 197| About the TV Series « In treatment »
| Stéphanie Feliculis
Pages 198 to 201| Reading of the British Gestalt Journal 2013. Vol. 22 no. 2
Pages 202 to 207| Reading of Gestalt therapie Forum des Perspectives en
Gestalt, n?2/2013
| Barbara Minkus-Philipp
Pages 208 to 210| About Sandrine Merrien’s Works
| Sandrine Merrien
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At the Heart of Groups
| Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie
(2013/2 Special Issue)
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Gestalt-thérapie]]>
Pages 5 to 8| Editorial
| Astrid Alemany-Dusendschön, Emmanuelle Gilloots
Pages 9 to 24| In a Group? Of a Group? At the Heart of a Group?
| Chantal Masquelier-Savatier
Pages 25 to 38| The “Now-for-Next” in Group Psychotherapy
| Margherita Spagnuolo-Lobb, Joseph Caccamo
Pages 39 to 52| From the Field of Transference to the Creative Community
| Pierre Van Damme
Pages 53 to 54| Family and Group
| Jean-Luc Martineau
Pages 55 to 70| Group Process: A Field Perspective
| Jean-Marie Delacroix
Pages 71 to 84| Speech and Group Communication
| Edmond Marc
Pages 85 to 100| Gestalt Therapy of Ties with the Group
| Yves Mairesse
Pages 101 to 115| The Search for a Gestalt Theory of the Group Process
| Dan Bloom, Anne Carpentier, Vincent Béjà
Pages 117 to 128| Regulating a Group: A Major Challenge
| Jean-François Gravouil
Pages 129 to 142| Real Life
| Isabelle Le Peuc’h, Claude Coquelle, Chantal Masquelier-Savatier
Pages 143 to 155| Equus Gestaltung
| Dominique Cuyvers
Pages 157 to 166| Couples Therapy in the Group Setting
| Anne Sauzède-Lagarde, Jean-Paul Sauzède
Pages 167 to 168| Fear
| Line Olivo
Pages 169 to 183| Theater Improvisation and Gestalt Therapy
| Édith Laszlo
Pages 185 to 198| What Type of Group Suits Anorexics?
| Katouchka Collomb Van Ditzhuyzen
Pages 199 to 214| Risk Taking or Looking for Safety?
| Joëlle Gartner
Pages 215 to 230| Organizations Are Also Areas Conducive to Gestalt Intervention
| Armelle Chotard-Fresnais
Pages 231 to 244| Awareness in a Professional Group
| Claude Falgas
Pages 245 to 246| A Personal Account from a Gestalt Therapist Working in a Business
| Bruno Rousseau
Pages 247 to 259| Confluence, Work Groups, and Organizations
| Bernard Elyn
Pages 261 to 274| Therapy Group and Society, Transformations . . .
| Vincent Béjà
Pages 275 to 292| Theoretical Filiations in Group Psychology
| Janine Corbeil
Pages 293 to 316| Gestalt Therapy: Precursors and Heirs
| Jean-Marie Delacroix, Didier Juston, Itaka Martignoni
Pages 317 to 319| Gestalt Writings about the Group
| Janine Corbeil, Jean-Marie Delacroix, Chantal Masquelier-Savatier
Pages 320 to 321| General References on the Group
| Jean-Marie Delacroix, Didier Juston, Itaka Martignoni
Pages 333 to 333| Who’s the Illustrator?
| Geneviève Bartoli
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Children and Adolescents
| Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie
(2013/1 No 31)
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
| Edith Blanquet
Pages 5 to 21| Gestalt Therapy with the Child: Some Considerations
| Jean-Olivier Nahoum
Pages 22 to 39| Adolescent Curiosity: Marie-Anne and Anne-Marie
| Chantal Masquelier-Savatier
Pages 40 to 51| Observing Exchanges between Suffering Children
| Catherine Cauquil
Pages 52 to 65| I Don’t Know How to Tell You: A Young Boy’s Therapy Sessions
| Annie Ramart-Gonzales
Pages 66 to 85| Play in Therapy Sessions with Children
| Geneviève Bartoli
Pages 86 to 95| Child Body Language in Gestalt Therapy
| Marie-Claire Bouvattier-Cochois
Pages 96 to 108| How Jim Showed Me His World
| Myriam Muraro
Pages 109 to 114| The Case of Marc: An Adolescent in Therapy
| Marie Sarda
Pages 115 to 123| The Witch of Fhloston Paradise: Gestalt Therapy with the
Child
| Inès Meyer-Eltz
Pages 124 to 133| When Therapy Plays Out . . . or When the Witch
Appears
| Sylvie Hennequin
Pages 134 to 144| Mrs. V. and Me, or the Torments of Co-construction
| Jacqueline Delville
Pages 145 to 159| Cultures, Contact, Change: Opening Plenary of the AAGT Conference
| Jean-Marie Delacroix
Pages 160 to 175| The Body Should Amaze Us More!
| Edith Blanquet
Pages 176 to 182| New Publications
| Alkaly Cissé
Pages 183 to 192| Film Review
| Armelle Chotard-Fresnais, Edith Blanquet
Pages 193 to 195| A Summary of the British Gestalt Journal
| Ève Laville-Noël
Pages 196 to 200| About the Illustrations in This Issue
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Positional Variations
| Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie
(2012/2 No 30)
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Pages 3 to 7| Editorial
| Jean-Denis Bustin
Pages 8 to 21| The Position of the Gestalt Therapist
| Alain Gontier
Pages 22 to 27| Gestalt Positons
| Pierre-Yves Goriaux
Pages 28 to 45| What Is Implicit in the Position?
| Christina Winkler
Pages 46 to 61| The Plural Singular Position of the Gestalt Therapist
| Isabelle Le Peuc’h
Pages 62 to 77| Affective Neuroscience Contributions in Situations of Severe
Emotional Disturbances
| Yves Mairesse
Pages 78 to 86| The Clinical Position
| Frédéric Brissaud
Pages 87 to 107| The Position of the Gestalt Therapist
| Edith Blanquet
Pages 108 to 119| Gestalt Therapy: A Position That Cultivates the Love of Risk
| Valérie Andrianatrehina
Pages 120 to 137| Positions for Working with Families
| Marie-Sophie Henry-Pertusier
Pages 138 to 161| In Response to “Contact: At the Source of the Experience”
| Dan Bloom, Astrid Alemany-Dusendschön, Edith Blanquet
Pages 162 to 177| The Skills of Gestalt Therapists
| Frédéric Brissaud
Pages 178 to 203| On Macaque Monkeys, Players, and Clairvoyants
| Franck Staemmler, Ève Laville-Noël
Pages 204 to 207| A Reading of the British Gestalt Journal
| Ève Laville-Noël
Pages 208 to 213| On the Works of Cécile Bobinnec
| Marc de Launay