A landmark book that has placed the study of human behavior in a new perspective, overturning many schools of psychology and reinstating the dynamic view of human personality.

It challenges the reader to follow a path of self-therapy designed to develop self-awareness and personality growth. It utilizes broad-scale techniques from the Gestalt approach to enhance sensory perception and behavioral mechanics, as well as deepen the capacity to enjoy interpersonal relationships. It offers a practical look at one of the most important psychotherapeutic techniques.

It begins with the premise that experience starts at the contact boundaries and examines the nature of this experience and the various obstacles that may stand in the way of development.

Gestalt psychotherapy is explained in detail, with its foundation in psychotherapy methods from Freud to the present. First published in 1951, Gestalt Therapy has remained continuously in circulation since then and is considered one of the most important studies of self-knowledge available.

• Pages: 496
• Publication Year: 2001
• Dimensions: 13x13cm