Embodied Philosophy vs Mastering Gestalt

Embodied Philosophy is a movement to unite the twin yogic projects of psychological integration and spiritual realization.  The Embodied Philosophy app provides access to all videos, courses, classes and seminars in our Wisdom School. From one-off yoga classes to four-module courses to certificate programs, this app provides all the resources and access that you can find on our website.  Our yoga classes preserve the teachings of the yoga tradition in short classes accessible to everyone. Our longer courses give a deep dive into various yoga traditions and contemplative topics. Our certificate programs redefine the yoga teacher and re-imagine the yoga classroom for the next generation of teachers and practitioners. -- ▷ Already a Member? Sign-In to access your subscription. ▷ New? Try it for free! Subscribe in the app to get instant access. Embodied Philosophy offers auto-renewing subscriptions. You'll receive unlimited access to content on all your devices. Payment is charged to your account at confirmation of purchase. Pricing varies by location and is confirmed prior to purchase. Subscription automatically renews each month unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current billing period, or the trial period (when offered). Cancel anytime in Account Settings. For more information see our: -Terms of Service: https://www.iubenda.com/terms-and-conditions/57020998 -Privacy Policy: https://www.iubenda.com/privacy-policy/57020998

Gestalt Mastery is an educational reference navigator for Gestalt therapy: concepts, practices and literature. A structured database for systemic understanding of the method. Does not replace full study, personal therapy or supervision. Not a medical service. Who it's for: students and Gestalt therapists in training and practice; supervisors - as a tool for students' independent work; anyone interested in psychology. What's inside: Concepts 22 cards: awareness (three zones), contact boundary, cycle of contact, confluence, introjection, projection, retroflection, deflection, egotism, figure/ground, unfinished business, paradoxical theory of change (Beisser), I-Thou dialogue (Buber), field theory, inclusion, creative adjustment, experiment, Self as process, shame and belonging (Lee, Wheeler), aggression as contact, support, phenomenological method. Definitions, historical context, clinical manifestations, misunderstandings, self-reflection questions, key authors, readings. Therapeutic scenarios 19 vignettes: client in confluence, sudden anger, chronic retroflector, silence, intellectualization, idealization, stuck client, shame work, rigid introject, edge of tears, sexualized field, narcissistic/borderline client, body work, termination, boundary testing, grief, dependent client, anxiety. Each includes: vignette, client process, therapist's awareness, Gestalt perspectives (classical, relational, field, dialogical, phenomenological), possible experiments, questions to stay with, traps, supervisor questions. Capabilities 10 areas with stage-based guides: contact awareness, phenomenological sensitivity, dialogic presence, creative experimentation, self-awareness as instrument, tolerance for emptiness (fertile void), contact interruption recognition, field sensitivity, paradoxical stance, embodied awareness. Books 26 titles with summaries: Perls/Hefferline/Goodman, Polster, Yontef, Zinker, Jacobs, Hycner, Spagnuolo Lobb, Wheeler, Kepner, Frank, Buber, Beisser, and more. Session pre-session presence preparation (focus areas, blind spots) and post-session reflection (contact boundary questions). Journal post-session notes: what happened, what I'm aware of, contact interruptions, field observations. Growth capability self-assessment, supervision prep. What the app does not do does not replace full training, personal therapy or supervision.