Terapia Gestalt - 10th class

A psychotherapy focusing on the present moment experience of a person, emphasizing "here and now".

The study of how people organize their perceptions into meaningful wholes.

The tendency for psychological organization to be as good as possible under the prevailing conditions.

A core concept in Gestalt therapy emphasizing the importance of experiencing the present moment.

Gestalt therapy considers the whole person, including physical, emotional, social, intellectual, and spiritual aspects.

The creator of Gestalt therapy.

A combination of psychological and somatic interactions with the environment.

The active process of organizing of processes

A type of therapy focusing on present-moment experiences and self-awareness.

The totality of a person's experience and interactions at any given moment. Gestalt Therapy considers the person within their environment.

Maintaining a stable, balanced state of equilibrium.

Test to assess interpersonal needs for inclusion, control, and affection.

The theory of needs for inclusion, control, and affection.

Pattern of experiencing sensations, awareness, responsibility, exploration, integration, and closure.

Not always required in Gestalt Therapy. The focus is on the present moment rather than a historical assessment.

Assessment tool with 240 items; assesses resistance, polar opposites, and processes within the Gestalt approach.