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An excellent overview of Gestalt Therapy. Up to date, and illustrated with a wealth of case material.
This book is slightly disappointing. The theory might be useful, to students who are studying Gestalt, but what our students would probably need from such a book would be more on the actual practice.
Students found this accessible and it suopports their understanding of gestalt methods and principles
Clearly written and appropriate to readers
Clarkson gives a good basic understanding of Gestalt principles and practice.
Excellent, practical book which enables the students to move through application of the practical skills. I have recommended this book to a colleague who teaches basic counselling skills as i think the book will benefit all students on that course. I have suggested students refer to it in Learning Disability and Mental Health practice also.
This book is excellent for either a quick reference book or for more in depth reading for Gestalt therapy would recommend this book for learners level 3 and above
A good updating of one of the original gestalt texts which focusses on tracking clinical issues through the concept of the cycle of experience.
This text provides a clear introduction to some of the important concepts within gestalt counselling. I am going to include on our recommended list for a module on therapeutic models. This will enhance students' awareness of alternative therapies and provide invaluable information for preparing academic assignments.
Insightful and motivational, and possessing a fund of ideas to work with counselling / non-counselling learners. A classic text for anyone studying or leaning towards Gestalt and/or Humanistic Counselling as a whole.
An excellent resource for our 2nd year diploma students. Highly recommend.
This is a great introductary text to Gesalt therapy. I liked the case studies and how the book relates reserach to practice as well as the discussions about new developments in the field..
