Oct 18 - Nov 22, 2026

The Social Construction of Identity and the Gestalt Response

In this six part group you can expect to exploring with others how racially and culturally constructed identities shape the co-created encounter, and gain deeper awareness of the power of meeting at the contact boundary with difference.


Oct 27, 2026 - Mar 13, 2027

The Supervisory Relationship: A Supervision Training Program

This online program was specifically designed to train Clinical Supervisors who intend to support the Gestalt practitioner of embodied relationality field sensitive practice. The Supervisory Relationship meets the standards set out by CRPO for competence as a clinical supervisor.


Oct 29, 2026

Being Gestalt Therapists in Times of War

In this online seminar Margherita S Lobb helps us to find our resources in what we know about trauma and about the neurological and relational consequences of war, so that we as therapists can reground our hope in the possibility of human to human recognition – the antidote to war.


Dec 12, 2026

Therapy as a Break in The World That is Too Much

In this online seminar, Internationally known trainer Jan Roubal addresses today’s anxious and overstimulated ground for both client and therapist, and applies field theory and his concept of “composting” in psychotherapy to support the therapist approach.


Jan 11 - Feb 01, 2027

Working With Couples

An online workshop designed for registered psychotherapists who have graduated from the GIT Training Program or have equivalent training and are ready to work with couples.


Feb 05 - Feb 26, 2027

Body as Support: Exploring Presence in Therapeutic Practice

An embodied workshop for therapists and therapists-in-training ready to trade the “doing to” approach for the aliveness of “being with” their clients and themselves. This workshop invites therapists to explore embodiment as a living practice.


Apr 09, 2027

Human Suffering According to Gestalt Therapy (Introduction to Gestalt Psychopathology)

In this interactive online seminar Carmen Vasquez guides us from our Western approach to psychopathology as a mental illness affecting a specific individual to the complete change of model offered by Gestalt therapy when human suffering is considered within a field theory framework.