Supervision is one of the main supporting tools for Gestalt therapy practitioners and students. It is intended to be a basic instrument of growth. On account of its crucial nature, it needs to be informed by the history, themes, and values of our approach.

Trauma and addiction intertwine in complex ways, fundamentally altering how individuals experience themselves, their relationships, and their world. Addiction is the long-term consequence of creative adjustments to painful life circumstances that provide a sense of relief by numbing emotional pain or disconnecting the individual from unbearable experiences.

We are very sorry to share that Tine passed away on September 14.
The NYIGT community misses her greatly.
The event scheduled for April 12 will be dedicated to her memory.
Details will follow.

This presentation will consider the holistic and phenomenal qualities of Gestalt therapy by exploring the experiences of attendees as our emergent NYIGT community, created and discovered, emerging from our personal and collegial synergy.