Gestalt | Cairn.infohttps://shs.cairn.info/build/assets/cairn-B7RWiji2.pngtag:cairn.info,2005:rss/revue/E_GESTCairn.info 20262025-12-12T00:00:00+01:00tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_GEST_064<![CDATA[
The game in therapy
| Gestalt
(2025/2 n° 64)
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Pages 9 to 10| Editorial
| Olivier Pradel
Pages 13 to 18| Play, a field of freedom
| Anne Boissière
Pages 19 to 29| A transitional process in the service of therapy
| Dorothée Dufour
Pages 31 to 38| Play or work?
| Josiane Chauveau-Obringer
Pages 39 to 39| Would you like to play a Gestalt game?
| Catherine Baudru
Pages 41 to 52| The Imaginal in Therapeutic Dialogue
| Fabrice Bonniot
Pages 53 to 62| “It looks like...”
| Alexandra Grandry
Pages 63 to 64| Laughter in therapy
| Catherine Bolgert
Pages 65 to 74| The game of experimentation
| Laurent Biscarrat
Pages 75 to 84| Taste freedom through creativity
| Karl Sigwald
Pages 85 to 94| Playing with objects, roles, metaphors...
| Nathalie Attinost
Pages 95 to 107| The squiggle, from drawing to words
| Séverine Bourguignon
Pages 108 to 109| Recreations
| Fabienne Charlot-Le Donge
Pages 111 to 121| The Death of Patroclus
| Luca Giacomoni
Pages 123 to 132| A psychodrama group for adolescents
| Pierre Van Damme
Pages 133 to 142| A Horse in the Field
| Philippe Dupont
Pages 144 to 145| L’hospitalité au démon
| Alexandra Grandry
Pages 145 to 145| Trouver la bonne distance avec l’autre, grâce au curseur
relationnel
| Alexandra Grandry
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The Request
| Gestalt
(2025/1 n° 63)
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Pages 11 to 13| Editorial
| Anne Chaussin
Pages 17 to 28| Evolution of the Request in family therapy (from the explicit to
the implicit of the family)
| Muriel Beauviala
Pages 29 to 38| A Little Parody on the Request
| François Devinat
Pages 39 to 52| Revealing the Therapist’s Feelings to Strengthen the Bond
| Claire Faletic
Pages 53 to 64| Distinguishing Request from Need: An Essential Challenge for the
Psychotherapist
| Lucien Tenenbaum
Pages 65 to 66| Waiting for the request
| Fabienne Charlot-Le Donge
Pages 67 to 78| Resonance
| Isabelle Gastambide
Pages 79 to 90| Supply without demand
| Gaëlle Berbonde
Pages 91 to 92| Psy on marital prescription
| Anne Chaussin
Pages 93 to 103| Manon
| Pierre Van Damme
Pages 104 to 140| The SFG Code of Ethics and its Charter
| Jean-Luc Martineau
Pages 108a to 116a| Déontologie pour les psys. Manuel de déontologie professionnelle
pour les praticiens de l’accompagnement psychologique,
Emmanuelle Gilloots, foreword by Brigitte Asselineau, Enrick·B
éditions, 2024, 192 pages
| Anne Chaussin
Pages 108b to 116b| Le talent est une fiction. Déconstruire les mythes de la
réussite et du mérite, Samah Karaki, JC Lattès, 2023, 306 pages
| Fabrice Agret
Pages 108c to 116c| Le travail à vif. Souffrances professionnelles, consulter pour
quoi ? Thomas Périlleux, Érès, 2023, 280 pages
| Jean-Luc Martineau
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Dare to decide
| Gestalt
(2024/1 No 62)
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Pages 1 to 4| Front matter
Pages 5 to 10| Editorial
| Jean-Luc Martineau
Pages 11 to 12| Code of ethics
Pages 13 to 14| Reading committee
Pages 15 to 30| Addiction, a pathology of choice
| Alexandra Grandry
Pages 31 to 42| Tell me about your practice
| Fabienne Charlot-Le Donge, Fabrice Agret
Pages 43 to 56| In search of a posture
| Jean-Philippe Jacq
Pages 57 to 57| Nothing
| Vivienne Barberine
Pages 59 to 73| Agreeing to slow down together to feel together
| Isabelle Fertin
Pages 75 to 86| Being there
| Juliette Ghuilamila
Pages 87 to 88| Dare do the “Psy du Cœur” - Therapists from the heart
| Catherine Bolgert
Pages 89 to 101| Surviving self-denial
| Jean-Luc Martineau
Pages 102 to 103| Absence/Presence
| Fabrice Bonniot
Pages 105 to 118| Body and words…
| Maryse Laurenceau
Pages 119 to 132| From a battered body to a living one
| Nathalie Ribeiro Rego
Pages 134 to 135| Le psychothérapeute, un éveilleur de conscience ?
Pierre Van Damme, Enrick éditeur, 2024
| Nathalie Piquée
Pages 135 to 136| Antidote au culte de la performance. La robustesse du
vivant, Olivier Hamant, Gallimard, “Tracts”, issue number 50,
2023
| Laurent Quivogne
Pages 143 to 159| Back matter
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Disobey
| Gestalt
(2023/2 No 61)
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Pages 5 to 7| Disobeying, a learning experience
| Anne Chaussin
Pages 11 to 22| A subversive social critique
| Vincent Béjà
Pages 23 to 24| Insubordinate I am
| François Devinat
Pages 25 to 38| “To disobey is to seek”
| Laurent Biscarrat
Pages 39 to 40| The disobedient body
| Cristina Santucci
Pages 41 to 51| From trauma to sexual emancipation
| Inka
Pages 53 to 61| Epoche: disobeying evil. Bartleby and “I’d rather
not”
| Sylvie Schoch de Neuforn
Pages 62 to 62| Poetry
| Lise Durand
Pages 63 to 75| Disobeying and uniting: the pragmatic case study, our ally
| Florence Belasco
Pages 76 to 76| Disobey or perish
| Bruno Rousseau
Pages 77 to 82| Challenging your neurosis
| Claire-Anne Masson
Pages 83 to 84| Disobedience of clowns civil status
| Nicolas Cornut
Pages 85 to 96| Belonging and freedom, Sophie’s story
| Sophie Woolf
Pages 97 to 98| When the body obeys secret desires for disobedience
| Gaëlle Berbonde
Pages 101 to 110| Delicacy as an antidote to all forms of violence in therapy
| Brigitte Baronetto
Pages 111 to 123| Gender and Gestalt
| Stéphan Lert
Pages 53 to 64| Beyond urgency, welcoming the rhythms of emergence in therapy
| Anne-Laure de Lacroix, Alexandre Siegwald
Pages 65 to 77| From one generation to the next, from one birth to the next…
| Nathalie Piquée
Pages 79 to 91| To and fro: balancing intimate rhythms
| Claude Falgas
Pages 93 to 101| Russian dolls
| Nunzia Metta
Pages 103 to 114| 60 years old, defenseless facing 30 years!
| Guillaume Fouquet
Pages 115 to 116| Life is long... without you
| Armelle Chotard Fresnais
Pages 117 to 124| Pathology and the ways of experiencing time, according to Kimura
Bin
| Claude Lemonnier
Pages 125 to 129| A limit to (con)fusion
| Isabelle Cosserat-Gérardin
Pages 131 to 139| When time’s up, it’s no longer time!
| Jean-Luc Martineau
Pages 141 to 148| Towards a manic society
| Marie-José de Aguiar
Pages 149 to 161| From DJ to therapist
| Fabrice Bonniot
Pages 163 to 169| Tempus, die Zeit: what intercultural time?
| Gabriele Eibner
Pages 171 to 184| Street listeners (Les Écouteurs de rues), for a moment of humanity
| Séverine Bourguignon
Pages 185 to 194| An association between ecology and Gestalt
| Bruno Rousseau
Pages 197 to 199| Éloge du retard
| Jean-Luc Martineau
Pages 199 to 201| La face cachée de l’inceste. De l’emprise à la femme libre
| Jean-François Gervet
Pages 201 to 202| La brèche du Tupperware
| Philippe Cardot
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Facing death
| Gestalt
(2022/1 No 58)
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Pages 5 to 6| Editorial
| Philippe Cardot
Pages 9 to 20| Crossing impossible grieving
| Aurélie Tassou
Pages 21 to 32| Dissociation, the last frontier’s trial
| Régine Cludy
Pages 33 to 45| Trauma: facing death
| Jean-Luc Martineau
Pages 47 to 50| The death of a loved one. A life experience
| Yaël Bettach
Pages 51 to 63| Death between us
| Delphine Remy
Pages 65 to 77| Confronting finitude
| Christine Dorcet Deschaumes
Pages 79 to 83| Passage exam
| François Devinat
Pages 85 to 97| The secret and death
| Véronique Duchâteau
Pages 99 to 100| Preface to the article by Jean-Pierre Mendiburu
| Marie Léon
Pages 101 to 113| Words for my ills
| Jean-Pierre Mendiburu
Pages 115 to 118| Death, a journey of consciousness
| Jean François Gravouil
Pages 119 to 130| In search of authenticity
| Philippe Cardot
Pages 131 to 132| Grieving
| Catherine Bolgert
Pages 135 to 145| How to deal with an existential crisis following a romantic
break-up
| Marie Noëlle Salathé-Granès
Pages 147 to 159| The sense of self: elaboration and sensation
| Claude Falgas
Pages 161 to 165| Reviews
| François Devinat, Jean-Luc Martineau
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Legacy
| Gestalt
(2021/2 No 57)
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Pages 5 to 8| Editorial
| Marie Léon
Pages 11 to 25| From eclecticism to an integrative approach
| Virginie Boutte
Pages 27 to 37| From experimentation to imagination: Finding your path
| Séverine Bourguignon
Pages 39 to 49| Becoming a Gestalt Therapist, a story of transformation
| Stéphanie Feliculis
Pages 51 to 66| When the law breaks into the therapist’s office
| Joëlle Corriol, Emmanuelle Gilloots
Pages 67 to 67| Four-handed creation
| Véronique Duchemin-Pons
Pages 69 to 84| Does strategy have a place in gestalt therapy?
| Anne Chaussin
Pages 85 to 97| Self-support in situ
| Claude Falgas
Pages 99 to 113| From Gestalt therapy to contemplative psychotherapy
| Richard Jimenez, Jean-Marie Delacroix
Pages 115 to 128| A therapy with two voices
| Pierre Van Damme
Pages 129 to 130| Gestalt outside of walls
| Isabelle Debernard
Pages 131 to 145| Crossed perspectives on Couples’ Therapy
| Muriel Beauviala
Pages 147 to 156| Learning through sensitive experience
| Régine Cludy
Pages 157 to 164| Four beats
| Chantal Masquelier-Savatier
Pages 165 to 166| Tribute to Patrice Ranjard, deceased January 24, 2022
| Catherine Bolgert, Emmanuelle Gilloots
Pages 167 to 171| Reviews
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Health crisis: thinking, acting, adjusting
| Gestalt
(2021/1 No 56)
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Pages 5 to 8| Editorial
| Marianne Adandé
Pages 11 to 28| The sensoriality of contact to the test of distance
| Anne Carpentier
Pages 29 to 40| In the extra-ordinary of a junior high school
| Fabienne C-Le Donge
Pages 41 to 41| Je suis une mer
| Stéphanie Sommet
Pages 43 to 55| Contact adjustment in times of pandemic
| Régine Cludy
Pages 57 to 65| Our presence in the moments of reconnaisse
| Esther Galam
Pages 66 to 67| Tous les coups sont permis
| Brigitte Baronetto
Pages 69 to 83| Withdrawing from other people’s gaze in order to better express
oneself?
| Muriel Beauviala
Pages 84 to 85| Un accompagnement à travers les écrans
| Isabelle Croo
Pages 87 to 91| Friends and colleagues, so talk to me …
| Sylvain Risse
Pages 93 to 106| In the footsteps of Laura Perls
| Claude Falgas
Pages 107 to 120| What happens to “contact” in a pandemic situation?
| Chantal Masquelier-Savatier
Pages 123 to 137| Being a Christian and a Gestalt therapist?
| Benoit Legris
Pages 139 to 152| For an ecogestalt at the service of transitions and living
| Bruno Rousseau
Pages 155 to 172| Ivan Illich and Paul Goodman
| Thierry Paquot
Pages 173 to 181| Reviews
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From going without saying to surprise
| Gestalt
(2020/2 No 55)
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Pages 2 to 2| Who’s illustrating this issue?
| Alain Pascail
Pages 5 to 7| Editorial
| Marie Léon
Pages 9 to 27| SFG study days conference
| François Jullien
Pages 29 to 43| Unknitting the couple’s coat
| Marianne Adandé
Pages 45 to 57| Immediate awareness
| Claude Falgas
Pages 59 to 73| Therapy out of bounds
| Laurent Biscarrat
Pages 75 to 89| Goods and ties
| Yolande du Fayet de la Tour
Pages 90 to 91| The pleasure of losing oneself in seeking
| Stéphanie Feliculis
Pages 93 to 104| Surrender to conscious ignorance
| Marie Moninot
Pages 105 to 119| Nine steps towards giving meaning to one’s life
| Marie-Noëlle Salathé-Granès
Pages 121 to 136| When Eros invites itself to therapy
| Stéphanie Sommet
Pages 137 to 141| What I never dared to say!
| Yveline Viallon
Pages 143 to 155| The feminine of the Gestalt therapist
| Séverine Pluvinage
Pages 157 to 170| Towards a world where nothing goes without saying
| Sylvie Schoch de Neuforn
Pages 171 to 180| Reviews
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Being a Gestalt therapist
| Gestalt
(2020/1 No 54)
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Pages 5 to 7| Editorial
| Jean-Luc Martineau
Pages 8 to 9| Tribute to Emmanuelle Gilloots
Pages 11 to 27| The makings of a therapist
| Vincent Béjà, Florence Belasco
Pages 28 to 42| Being a Gestalt therapist – a unique journey
| Pierre Van Damme
Pages 43 to 56| Reaching the art of Gestalt-therapy through atypical explorations
| Jean-Marie Delacroix
Pages 57 to 59| Transforming hard of hearing into good listening
| Cécile Merrer-Chakir
Pages 60 to 73| A journey and hardships for a “going towards”
| Jean-Philippe Jacq
Pages 74 to 77| Gestalt therapist, clown practitioner, on the Groix Island
(Morbihan)
| François Devinat
Pages 78 to 88| A story of love and music
| Marie-Laure Gassin
Pages 89 to 90| Wonder in session
| Joanna Perez
Pages 91 to 100| The therapeutic relationship obliges us
| Marie Léon
Pages 101 to 112| Contact, the first reality
| Christine Dorcet-Deschaumes
Pages 113 to 126| From one complaint to another
| Aliona Stratula
Pages 127 to 135| Testimony of a journey through illness
| Francesca Corna
Pages 136 to 137| Grieving in lockdown
| Joanna Bonnaud Chalom
Pages 138 to 142| Tenure, a growth process in the field
| Catherine Deshays, Geneviève Bartoli, Didier Dupouy, Stella Persyn
Pages 143 to 144| Readers’ survey
Pages 145 to 147| Blessures de mères
| Emmanuelle Gilloots
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Writings
| Gestalt
(2019/1 No 53)
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Pages 5 to 7| Editorial
| Emmanuelle Gilloots, Catherine Bolgert
Pages 9 to 23| The taste of writing, of others
| Armelle Chotard-Fresnais
Pages 24 to 25| From intimacy’s side
| Sylvie Schoch de Neuforn
Pages 26 to 39| Writing in the silence of the therapy office
| Jean-Luc Martineau
Pages 40 to 41| Invisible seams
| Stéphanie Feliculis
Pages 42 to 48| The sculpture of writing
| Chantal Masquelier-Savatier
Pages 49 to 50| Behind the scenes of a written text
| Josiane Obringer
Pages 51 to 63| Fragments of an unfinished “alphabet” book
| Elisabetta Caldera, Francis Vanoye
Pages 64 to 70| The writer
| François Devinat
Pages 71 to 73| From Reich to Spinoza
| Jean-François Gervet
Pages 74 to 84| A story of love and Gestalt
| Alkaly Cissé
Pages 85 to 94| Interview with Patrice Ranjard
| Emmanuelle Gilloots
Pages 95 to 96| What can I say to you in writing?
| Fernande Amblard
Pages 97 to 107| Why a journal? A few pages of history
| Chantal Masquelier-Savatier, Jean-Marie Robine, Francis Vanoye
Pages 109 to 120| Reviews
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Courage
| Gestalt
(2018/2 No 52)
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Pages 5 to 10| Editorial
| Marie Léon
Pages 11 to 27| Courage in dialogue
| Alkaly Cissé, Sylvie Schoch de Neuforn
Pages 28 to 40| When intensity is disturbing
| Marianne Adandé
Pages 41 to 42| The courage to go towards yourself
| Geneviève Bartoli
Pages 43 to 51| Courage... you’re finished!
| Jean-Pierre Mendiburu
Pages 52 to 52| Inner voice
| Vivienne Mounier
Pages 53 to 57| 0.13% of the French population
| Edith Blanquet
Pages 59 to 71| If I exist, I die
| Laurent Biscarrat
Pages 72 to 86| Starting from the true word
| Laurent Van Ditzhuyzen, Katouchka Collomb Van Ditzhuyzen
Pages 87 to 100| The psychotic experience, a world without foundation or borders
| Jean-Marie Laurent
Pages 101 to 102| The monster
| Armelle Couot
Pages 103 to 116| Immersion at the Saumery Clinic
| Geneviève Estournet
Pages 117 to 117| One day
| Vivienne Mounier
Pages 118 to 131| Gestalt and natural sciences
| Laurent Quivogne
Pages 132 to 147| Gestalt therapists facing science: Fear or hope?
| Jean-Luc Martineau
Pages 149 to 152| Pierre Coret’s creative life
| Jean Marie Bouclet
Pages 155 to 156| For Mary, who left us one year ago...
| Catherine Deshays
Pages 157 to 163| Reviews
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Gestalt therapy research
| Gestalt
(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
| Susan Grossman, Alan Cohen
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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The Norm
| Gestalt
(2017/2 No 51)
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Pages 5 to 9| Editorial
Pages 13 to 28| Conceptions of health
| Catherine Deshays
Pages 29 to 41| Is well-being a norm?
| Chantal Masquelier-Savatier
Pages 42 to 43| When the monster takes shape
| Olivier Pradel
Pages 45 to 58| How wonderful to be abnormal!
| Olivier Pradel
Pages 59 to 72| Gender norms
| Jean-François Gervet
Pages 73 to 73| Enormous
| Anne Carpentier
Pages 75 to 88| What does sexual consent mean to young women today?
| Stéphanie Feliculis
Pages 89 to 102| Security, standards and then…
| Marie Léon
Pages 103 to 104| The certification process, a necessary « norm » in Gestalt
therapy
| Catherine Deshays
Pages 105 to 111| For a code of ethics that liberates
| Emmanuelle Gilloots
Pages 115 to 126| Diagnostics and standardization in Quebec
| Marc-Simon Drouin
Pages 129 to 144| Daring silence in Gestalt therapy
| Kalye Viollet
Pages 146 to 148| Éclairer l’existence et cultiver la croissance (Tome I.
Métier Altruiste)
| Régine Cludy
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Power Struggles
| Gestalt
(2017/1 No 50)
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Pages 5 to 5| In Homage to Françoise Rossignol
| Philippe Grauer
Pages 7 to 10| Editorial
| Jean-Luc Martineau, Emmanuelle Gilloots
Pages 13 to 24| Influence as Commitment
| Céline Ricocé
Pages 25 to 34| Towards Empowering the Client/therapist Dyad
| Jean-François Gravouil
Pages 36 to 37| Ajusting « can » to « will »
| Marianne Adandé
Pages 39 to 52| From Incest’s All-mightiness to Becoming Human
| Éric Canonne
Pages 53 to 65| When Facing Perversion: Escaping Control, Finding an Adjusted
Position
| Philippe Cardot, Claire Six
Pages 67 to 80| Being Able or Choosing?
| Pierre Van Damme
Pages 81 to 81| Little by Little, I am Able
| Séverine Pluvinage
Pages 83 to 96| Director or Artist?
| Armelle Chotard-Fresnais
Pages 97 to 110| Police and Special Education Teachers
| Yolande du Fayet de la Tour
Pages 111 to 123| Anarchy and Cooperation: A Gestaltist Position for Our Times
| Vincent Béjà
Pages 127 to 137| Gestalt-therapy, an Esthetic Experience
| Francis Vanoye
Pages 139 to 152| Is a Gestaltist still a Gestaltist in Organisational Settings?
| Jean-Luc Martineau
Pages 155 to 178| Round Table: Different Currents of Gestalt-Therapy are Expressed
| Chantal Masquelier-Savatier
Pages 181 to 193| Interview with Robert Elliott
| Florence Belasco, Vincent Béjà
Pages 197 to 203| Debate on the Question of High Potential
| Yolande du Fayet de la Tour
Pages 205 to 210| Reviews
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On the Verge of Rupture
| Gestalt
(2016/1 No 48-49)
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Pages 7 to 12| Editorial
| Anne Carpentier, Emmanuelle Gilloots
Pages 15 to 27| Three Tightrope-walkers Trip… Rupture
| Lucien Tenenbaum
Pages 28 to 29| Balance Break-up
| Stéphanie Feliculis
Pages 31 to 45| I’m Calling You because something Terrible Has Happened
| Anne Carpentier, Aurore O.
Pages 46 to 47| Rupture and Adjustment
| Marianne Adandé
Pages 49 to 64| Creative Adjustment to Get through Absence
| Christelle de la Personne
Pages 65 to 65| Learning to Live with Rupture
| Raphaëlle Giacomini-Agostini
Pages 67 to 82| Rupture and Depression
| Pierre Van Damme
Pages 83 to 83| Letter to my Childhood Fiend
| Raphaëlle Giacomini-Agostini
Pages 85 to 94| An Opportunity to Break Free
| Gaëlle Filippi
Pages 95 to 107| The War We Cannot See
| Stéphanie Feliculis
Pages 109 to 109| Suspended Time in Loss
| Emmanuelle Gilloots
Pages 111 to 121| Psychological Trauma
| Claire Paillard
Pages 123 to 123| A Crack
| Katouchka Collomb
Pages 125 to 139| Traumatic Experience, Contact Rupture and Mental Realignment
| Claire Six
Pages 141 to 153| Preventing the Risk of Suicide: Rebond35
| Claude Falgas
Pages 157 to 169| The Audacity of Relying on Feelings
| Marie Léon
Pages 171 to 186| The Meditative Posture in Psychotherapy
| Jean-Marie Delacroix
Pages 187 to 197| Intrusion… Inclusion?
| Josiane Obringer
Pages 199 to 212| Family Secret, Families of Secrets
| Jean-Luc Martineau
Pages 213 to 227| Lucie and the Void
| Béatrice Valantin
Pages 229 to 242| Let’s Untangle the Tangled
| Françoise Barreau
Pages 245 to 259| High Intellectual Potential Individuals
| Emmanuelle Gilloots
Pages 263 to 277| Research in Gestalt Therapy
| Vincent Béjà, Florence Belasco, Lynne Rigaud
Pages 279 to 291| Living Better Together at Work
| Stephan Krajcik, Jean-Luc Martineau
Pages 294 to 301| Reviews
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The Void and After?
| Gestalt
(2015/2 No 47)
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Pages 3 to 5| Editorial
| Emmanuelle Gilloots
Pages 9 to 21| Shapeless and Chaotic
| Olivier Pradel
Pages 23 to 35| How to Give Life to Emptiness
| Jean-Luc Martineau
Pages 37 to 37| In Void
| Maria Do Couto
Pages 39 to 53| Beings in Tears
| Cathy Connan
Pages 55 to 65| The Body Processes
| Marie Paré
Pages 67 to 81| Complete the Gestalt by EMDR
| Benjamin Bober
Pages 83 to 96| The Sexual Third as a Symptom
| Katouchka Van Ditzhuyzen-Collomb
Pages 97 to 103| Therapist and Actress
| Marie-Hélène Thouin
Pages 105 to 119| Gestalt Therapy and Pathologies of Time
| Pierre Van Damme
Pages 121 to 131| A Session of…What ?
| Patrice Ranjard
Pages 133 to 148| The power of consciousness in the therapeutic process
| Jean-Marie Delacroix
Pages 149 to 163| The existential approach in psychotherapy
| Marie-Noëlle Salathé-Granès
Pages 167 to 173| Interview with Leslie Greenburg
| Vincent Béjà, Florence Belasco
Pages 177 to 181| Reviews
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Living Together?
| Gestalt
(2015/1 No 46)
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Pages 3 to 7| Editorial
| Marie Léon
Pages 11 to 20| Aesthetics of Strangeness
| Elisabetta Caldera
Pages 21 to 32| From The Aesthetics of the City to The Gestalt Community
| Paulo de Tarso de Castro Peixoto
Pages 33 to 35| Listening to…a Potential Jihadist
| Sylvie Schoch de Neuforn
Pages 37 to 42| The Other and the Time in Therapy or Time of the Other
| Jacques Blaize
Pages 43 to 44| Some Place in Oneself for the Other
| Emmanuelle Gilloots
Pages 45 to 58| Searching for a Path… and Writing About it in Two Voices
| Catherine Deshays
Pages 61 to 62| A Strange Proximity
| Sylvie Schoch de Neuforn
Pages 63 to 77| Martial and the Reflection of Fear
| Anne Carpentier
Pages 78 to 79| Small Agreements with the Great Other
| Marie-Pierre Léon
Pages 81 to 94| A Social Brain
| Jean-François Gravouil
Pages 95 to 97| Celebrations
| Catherine Bolgert
Pages 99 to 111| From Living to Working Together in Institutions
| Annie Tassy, Christine Lavallet
Pages 113 to 126| Focus on Social Therapy of Charles Rojzman
| Carmen Castagna
Pages 127 to 127| Charlie
| Pascale Angelot
Pages 129 to 142| Conflict and Relationship
| Edmond Marc, Dominique Picard
Pages 147 to 158| Darwin and Gestalt
| Jean-Pierre Mendiburu
Pages 159 to 172| The Desire to be a Gestalt Therapist
| Pierre Van Damme
Pages 177 to 184| Who Are We?
| Chantal Masquelier-Savatier, Patrice Ranjard
Pages 188 to 197| Reviews
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The “Au cœur des groupes” Colloquium
| Gestalt
(2013/2 Special Issue)
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Pages 5 to 8| Editorial
| Astrid Alemany-Dusendschön, Emmanuelle Gilloots
Pages 9 to 24| In a Group? From 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| A Quest for Gestalt Therapy Group Process
| Dan Bloom
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| Practicing Couples Therapy in the Group Setting
| Anne Sauzède-Lagarde, Jean-Paul Sauzède
Pages 167 to 168| Fear
| Line Olivo
Pages 169 to 183| Theater of Improvisation and Gestalt Therapy
| Édith Laszlo
Pages 185 to 198| What Type of Group Is Best for Anorexics?
| Katouchka Collomb Van Ditzhuyzen
Pages 199 to 214| Taking Risks or Looking for Safety?
| Joëlle Gartner
Pages 215 to 230| Gestalt Therapists Can Also Work in Organizations
| Armelle Chotard-Fresnais
Pages 231 to 244| Awareness in a Professional Group
| Claude Falgas
Pages 245 to 246| Firsthand Account of a Martial Artist and Professional Gestaltist
| 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 Group Therapy: Precursors and Heirs
| Jean-Marie Delacroix, Didier Juston, Itaka Martignoni
Pages 317 to 319| Gestaltist Writings on 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 Is Doing the Illustrating?
| Geneviève Bartoli