NGV Radio S1E3 - A Leader Supported by Gestalt

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NGV Radio

John Gillespie & Thomas Ameel

14 episodes

3 days ago

New Gestalt Voices Radio attempts to bridge the gestalt world and wider society. Despite our name, we're not doing anything new at all, as Perls, Hefferline and Goodman already wanted to 'develop a theory and method that will extend the limits and applicability of psychotherapy'. We invite people and topics that go beyond the gestalt community. We look at what's happening in our world with a gestalt view, hoping to see other stuff than what gestalt already offers and hoping to offer gestalt where others might need it. A little bit shambolic, but always emergent. Enjoy! Thomas and John

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NGV Radio S1E3 - A Leader Supported by Gestalt

NGV Radio

1 hour 34 minutes 9 seconds

4 years ago

NGV Radio S1E3 - A Leader Supported by Gestalt

Welcome to our first episode where we're actually hosting for real!

Our guest of the evening is Leonie McCarthy, CEO of Peterborough Council for Voluntary Services and gestalt trainee. She's opening up about her development as a leader, supported and challenged by her gestalt training.

Other stuff you'll hear on this episode is music from Thomas Fairclough, a Scottish gestalt therapist who performs a song about the therapy room!

And we close the evening with the engaging and touching Chicken Diaries by Toni Clarkson.

Enjoy !

Thomas and John

PS: in these first episodes, we're still relative newbies on the tech, so volumes might be too low at times or not equalised, a headphones usually allows for more adjusting at your end