Gestalt Psychological Counseling Theory and Practice

The explanation is very clear. Although a few simple sentences are expanded into tens of thousands of words of "nonsense", it is these "nonsense" that repeatedly enter your mind from different angles, so that you can achieve "deep seeing" of yourself, "deep understanding" of knowledge, and thus "deep execution" in practice. I don't think it's necessary to follow the methods in the book. As long as you create your own or change the methods that follow the core idea, they are all good methods. A good way to reflect the Gestalt is to adapt to the consulting environment and the "field" at that time. Its techniques are more flexible and changeable than narrative therapy, so practice! ! It must be practiced secretly and openly! ! Thanks to Gestalt, my master used a method on me to help me get out of the haze. Now I also inherit the Gestalt method and help more and more teenagers. The follow-up will test the operability. It should be said that practice requires more practice and experiments require more experiments. I feel like I have just scratched the surface of this book (I haven't touched it yet) and I need more insights.

The content of this book is really rich! It combines the theory and practice of Gestalt psychological counseling very well, and there are cases to help understand. I think this book is not only suitable for professionals, but also for people interested in psychology. As mentioned in the book, Gestalt therapy is a type of relationship therapy, which reminds me that our interactions with friends and family also require sincerity and understanding. I believe this book will inspire many people.

Dr. Wang Zheng's book gave me a new feeling. Regarding Gestalt, I used to only know the name of Gestalt and the general concept that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. After reading this book, I walked into Gestalt and felt that Gestalt respects people. It does not presuppose, analyze, explain, judge, or suggest. I couldn't understand it when I just read the five principles. Clients who encounter difficulties in life are in urgent need of guidance. The five no principles are like the counselor just listening and accompanying them. It feels like they are staying out of the situation. They are very curious and confused about how this approach can achieve the healing effect. After reading it, I understood and felt the charm of Gestalt. Psychoanalysis can interpret dreams, and it must be an authoritative role. It combines the client's information on the basis of theory to analyze the projection corresponding to the client's dream. In any case, this is an assumption, and Gestalt dream work fully reflects that the client's dream is created by the client. By following this trajectory, the source of stress behind the dream can be found. The empty chair technique effectively connects this moment with that moment, connects the visitor with important others, feels the true feelings, and achieves enlightenment through communication. I feel that Gestalt has endless charm. I hope that after I can get in, I will have the opportunity to get guidance from professional teachers and go further on this road. I strongly recommend this book to everyone.

Like this genre very much

Friendly to novices and relatively easy to read

Real and objective, multi-dimensional description, clear structure. A book that beginners in psychology can't stop reading!