Windows to Gestalt Psychology

Windows to Gestalt Psychologyicon

by Francisco Fernández Romero

Publisher
Pax
Publication
Nov 30, 2022
Format
Paperback/Softback
Illustrated
No
Price
12.99
Dimensions
17 x 23 cm
ISBN
9786077135456
Pages
144
Age
Adult 18+
Category
General NonfictionPsychology

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Description

In Windows to Gestalt Psychology, Francisco Fernández draws on the writings of philosophers, educators, poets and artists in order to approach this psychological current from four windows: a way of looking (optics), a way of feeling (aesthetics), a way to respond (ethics), and a way to go to the encounter (erotics). Looking therapy from these four windows, as well as from views that are alien to the classical postulates that guide it, greatly expands the understanding of what happens between patients and the Gestalt therapist in the surgery.

Author(s)

Francisco Fernández Romero

Francisco Javier Fernández Romero is an educator, a sexologist, and a psychotherapist, and specialises in humanistic education, experiential work with groups, sexuality, otherness, psychotherapy and aesthetic experiences as a therapeutic resource. He holds a degree in Education from Universidad Panamericana (UP), a master's degree in Focused Educational Sensitisation from Instituto Humanista de Psicoterapia Gestalt (IHPG) and the international postgraduate degree in Writing: Human Creativity and Communication at Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO). He is both an educational and clinical sexologist from Instituto Mexicano de Sexología (IMESEX). Francisco is the author of Lo que pasa entre nosotros (2020), Gestalt en palabras pequeñas (2021) and Ventanas a la Gestalt (2022), all published by Editorial Terracota under their Pax imprint.

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