NGV Radio S2E4 - Guest show with Kamila Bialy on Intergenerational Dynamics

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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 S2E4 - Guest show with Kamila Bialy on Intergenerational Dynamics

NGV Radio

1 hour 33 minutes 48 seconds

4 years ago

NGV Radio S2E4 - Guest show with Kamila Bialy on Intergenerational Dynamics

In this 4th episode of Season 2, Kamila Bialy is again our guest host, having a conversation with young gestalt colleagues from both hemispheres, bridging morning, noon and evening in one show.

"In this second episode I would like to continue exploring with my Humans of Gestalt guests who we are as the younger generation of the world wide gestalt community, what our shared experience is, what our needs are, how we can support each other.
In the first episode, with my guests we identified some shared experiences, like a sense of being lost in the world of too many (often apparent) possibilities and amid this - what looks like a chaos - an urge to act in any meaningful way upon the world we live in."

Together with Thomas, Kamila leans on some footage of the first episode of her series, to speak with her guests, Aliya Amarshi (Canada) and Rhys Price-Robertson (Australia), being both gestalt therapists and social scientists of the younger generation, about how the knowledge of this felt generalised sense of confusion as well as strong impulse to act can inform our theory and practice.

Enjoy!

Thomas and Kamila