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This fascinating book examines the place and practice of Relational Gestalt Therapy (RGT) within an Indian cultural context, and how it can be applied in a group setting.
Table des matières
Acknowledgements Foreword Introduction 1. Circle of Belongings 2. Relational Gestalt Therapy 3. Relationality and Indian Culture 4. Being and Becoming a Relational Therapist 5. Framework for facilitating groups 6. Phenomenology, Field Theory and Adjacent Possible 7. Dialogic Existentialism 8. Enduring Relational Themes 9. Experimentation Conclusion Index
A propos de l'auteur
Vanaja Ammanath has been in private practice as a therapist for the last twenty years. She has been working as a visiting faculty for Christ University, Montfort College, various government organizations, and non-government organizations in Bangalore, India, for more than two decades. As part of her ongoing education, she attended the Pacific Gestalt Institute's residential retreat in California for five years before the 2020 pandemic. As the founder of the Institute of Relational Therapy, India, she also facilitates training programs for counselors and psychotherapists in RGT. In addition to her private practice with individual clients, she has been conducting group therapy for teachers, religious groups, trainee therapists, and students for over fifteen years.
Résumé
This fascinating book examines the place and practice of Relational Gestalt Therapy (RGT) within an Indian cultural context, and how it can be applied in a group setting.
