In this theoretical-practical workshop, Carmen Vasquez Bandin will look at development theory using Gestalt therapy theory and its application to the diagnosis and treatment of adult patients.

This workshop explores interruption as an aesthetic and existential phenomenon: not merely a disturbance, but a moment in which experience may shift, perception may open, and something previously unimaginable may come into view.

Billy Desmond invites you to explore how a field-centred, embodied approach allows us to engage more ethically, responsively, and creatively with sexuality and gender in the therapeutic space.

In the company of Gestalt friends, explore the bridge between classical Gestalt techniques such as two chair, use of exaggeration, projective work, and many more with contemporary embodied relational field focus.

Refinement of supervision practice for Gestalt supervisors. Here is a chance to refresh your commitment to working at the contact boundary where client and their suffering, client and their therapist and supervisee and supervisor meet.