Hello good people! March 10-15, 2013, a group of us will be meeting at Esalen Institute for the fifth bi-annual Evolution of Gestalt Conference. This year’s intimate week-long gathering will be focused on couples, and we’ll spend the week exploring what happens when we bring the Gestalt relational/field model to bear on the subject of […]

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If you haven’t been to one of our Evolution of Gestalt gatherings at Esalen Institute in the past seven years, these are intimate (only about 60 folk) gatherings that function as an active, co-contibutory theory-and-methods seminar — AND also offer a rich range of a couple of dozen afternoon workshops in latest practice methods, plus […]

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Welcome to the first edition of our new GestaltPress website feature “Dialectics and Dialogue,” where every couple of months we’ll have a new guest conversation host, joining and facilitating the conversation that emerges! I, Deborah, want to open this first D&D conversation with the largest of topics: love itself. The great thing about tackling an […]

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GestaltPress is thrilled to announce our new website, GestaltPress.com. This is your invitation to join us in a special ongoing feature of the website, our blog conversation about issues and applications of our work and our lives— all from an evolving Gestalt point of view.

How the blog conversation will work:

Here’s how we picture it going (subject to change of course—this is a Gestalt experiment!). Each month (or so) the blog conversation will feature a different host, by invitation. The conversation will start, or restart, at that point with a new input from the guest host, and pick up from there with the contributions from you, the readers. The first three hosts will be the three principal editors at GP: Deborah Ullman, Robert Lee, and Gordon Wheeler. And from there— join us and be surprised!

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