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Vol 1. No 1. November 2004
Editorial – Setting the Scene. Alan Meara
Introducing the Writers. Anne Maclean and Leanne O’Shea
The Personal is the Political: As Within –So Without. Gabriel Phillips
Ah Yes, the Pleasure of Complexity. Stephen Parkinson
Psychotherapy and Terrorism. Yaro Starak
More than the Sum of the Parts. Anne Maclean
Death and the Maiden. Lee Trusttum
PTSD and Gestalt Therapy- A Literature Review. Sarah Hardie
The Editorial Board
Vol 1. No 2. May 2005
Editorial Anne Maclean
Preliminary Thoughts on the Interaction Between Language and Experience. Stuart Stawman
Menstruality: The Great Feminine Gestalt. Jane Severn
The Field Wherein Life itself Takes Form. Anne Maclean
The Role of Music in Integrating a Gestalt Group Experience. Stephen Parkinson
Exploring the Field of the Emerging Gestalt Therapist. Leanne O’Shea
Looking in the Mirror and Finding your Feet: Peer Supervision as a Professional Development. Madeleine Fogarty.
Student Section:
Embracing my Achilles’ Heel. Megan Turnbull
Vol 2. No 1. November 2005
Editorial Leanne O’Shea
Facilitating Change in Open Systems. Alan Meara
The Art of Improvisation. Trevor Bentley
Pathways to Adolescence and Family Resilience- Calls for a Relational/Field Perspective. Mike Reed
Student Section:
Gestalt Family Grief Therapy Vivien Young
2006 GANZ Conference
Vol 2. No 2. May 2006
Editorial Nickei Falconer
Gestalt with Groups- A Developmental Perspective. Seán Gaffney
Being with Another: The Development and Maintenance of Intimacy. Joseph Melnick and Sonia March Nevis
Shame and Boundary Regulation ion Straight and Gay Men’s Close Friendships. Richie Robertson
Reflection Following a Richard Moss Seminar. Liz Todhunter
A Gestalt Perspective on Writing and Editing. Anne Maclean
Student Section:
Reflections of Self and Field in Gestalt and Elsewhere. Ron Dowd
GANZ Conference 2006: Update on the Community Experiment
Vol 3. No 1. November 2006
Editorial. Richie Robertson
Update on the Journal from the Co-Editors. Richie Robertson and Nickei Falconer
Introducing the Editorial Board
What Is, Is: Some Comments on Gestalt Phenomenology. Yaro Starak
Paraphrasing Yalom: It is the Relationship that Helps. John Batros
Shame: One of Many Windows. Gestalt Perspectives on the Nature of Shame. Brenda Levien.
Understanding and Working with Male Survivors of Sexual Assault: A Gestalt Approach. Noel Haarburger.
Vol 3. No 2. May 2007
Editorial. Nickei Falconer
Musings of a Master: Erv Polster in interview with Lynne Jacobs
Eating the Field: Human Relationships with Nature. Andrew Rush
The Hunter and the Hunted: The Narcissistic Therapist and the Masochistic Therapist. Madeleine Fogarty.
The Concept of Hope in Gestalt Therapy: It’s Usefulness for Ameliorating Vicarious Traumatisation. Margaret Pack
Vol 4. No 1. November 2007
Editorial: Richie Robertson
Update on New Categories
Peer Reviewers
Besides the Hot Seat. Gestalt in Organisations: Perspectives and Applications. Seán Gaffney
Organisational Storytelling. Trevor Bentley
Just Flown in from Mars… A Second Language in the Therapy Room. Liddy de Leuw
Dramatic Gestalt Dream Work. Sylvia Flemming Crocker
Vol 4. No 2. May 2008
Editorial: Richie Robertson & Nickei Falconer
Tribute to Michael White: Fred Rossi
Irvin Yalom interview: Paul Gibney
Relational Gestalt: Four Waves: Stuart Stawman
The Value of Relatedness in Existential Psychotherapy and Phenomenological Enquiry: Ernesto Spinelli
Book Review: Leanne O’ Shea reviews Practising Existential Psychotherapy: The Relational world by Ernesto Spinelli.
Vol 5. No 1. November 2008
Editorial : Nickei Falconer
To Be As a Whole Person Is to Be with The Whole Person: Peter Bean
Therapist as Researchers: Using Hermeneutic Methodology in a study of Spoken Language in the Therapeutic Relationship: Sally Brook & Linsey Howie
Steps toward A Practice of Gestalt with Groups: A mini-manual for Beginners: Sean Gaffney
Book Reviews:
Staring the Sun: Overcoming the Dread of Death by Irvin Yalom; Reviewed by John Batros.
The Brain that Changes itself by Norman Doidge. Reviewed by Geoff Buckett
Vol 5. No 2. May 2009
Editorial Richie Robertson
Interview with Frank Staemmler
Nickei Falconer
Neurophysiology of Therapeutic Alliance
Trisha Stratford, Sara Lal, Alan Meara
The Greening of Psychotherapy: Rethinking our Professional Practice in the Age of Climate Change
Gayle Russell
Supervision as a Liminal Space: Towards a Dialogic Relationship
Margaret Pack
Book Reviews:
Aggression, Time and Understanding, by Frank M. Staemmler
Reviewed by Mike Reed
Gestalt Therapy: Therapy of the Situation by George Wollants
Reviewed by Greer White
Psychiatric Drugs Explained by David Healy
Reviewed by Iain S. McGregor
Vol 6. No 1. November 2009
