Gestalt therapy emphasizes the significance of restoring the wholeness of a person’s disembodied parts to create integration and balance. These “disembodied parts” are the source of a person’s difficulties in life, and bringing awareness to this imbalance supports change. Perls is quoted by Seligman (2010) describing the human organism, “We have not a liver or […]
Month: June 2011
I am close to graduation and completing my internship, I have the privilege to work with some amazing clients that are in recovery. So far, it has been an eye-opening learning experience. After class the other night, I started to reflect on a case conceptualization that we discussed in class. I began to think, how do you know that you […]
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Why is it?
Why is it that when we have nothing to do we want to do everything, and when we have too much to do we only want a slice of time to do nothing? Yet when given a chance at either, we still end up feeling disappointed? As I begin this blog I will ask and […]
Counseling and Life 