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Fritz Perls
- Petruska Clarkson
- Jennifer Mackewn - Independent Gestalt Psychotherapist
June 1993 | 224 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd
What was Fritz Perls' overall contribution to Gestalt therapy?
Why does Clarkson believe that Perls was the most important
founding developer and disseminator of Gestalt therapy?
Clarkson answers these and many other questions by examining
Gestalt therapy as an immensely influential approach to
therapy and counseling. Written by a leading authority on
Gestalt therapy, Petruska Clarkson analyzes Perls' life and
career, his major theoretical and practical contributions, the
criticisms of his work, and his overall influences on
psychotherapy.
Fritz Perls is an ideal resource for professionals and
students in psychiatry, psychology, counseling, and social
work who wish to have a better understanding of Gestalt
therapy.
The Life of Fritz Perls
Perls' Major Theoretical Contributions
Perls' Major Practical Contributions
Criticisms and Rebuttals
The Overall Influence of Fritz Perls
A Select Bibliography of Perls' Major Writing