In Search of Good Form: Gestalt Therapy With Couples and Families

by Joseph C. Zinker

Drawing on a wealth of detailed, fully annotated clinical examples from his more than 30 years of experience, Joseph Zinker, founder and leader of the Gestalt Institute of Cleveland, offers a hands-on guide that is both philosophical and concrete. He demystifies the process of Gestalt therapy, describing exactly how he goes about conducting the session--how he sets it up, what he says, what he looks for, follows, supports, and why.

352 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1994

Reviews

[George]

Very good read. Zinker is a good writer. A good review of theory and a lot of practical application was woven throughout the book. This is a good book to own (one of my top 10 Gestalt reads).

[Rimgaudas]

The book provides basic principles of gestalt therapy in counseling couples and families. Easy to read and understand. With some well-chosen examples.

[Raul]

good