Erving Polster demonstrations

Explore the life and legacy of Erving Polster, a pioneering Gestalt therapist, educator, and author who significantly shaped the field through his teachings, workshops, and influential writings.
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Relational therapy with Chris Campbell

Gain insights from Dr. Chris Campbell as he discusses his extensive experience and approach to relational psychotherapy in this engaging video interview.
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The Biofield with Dr Peter Nelson

Dive into a series of insightful interviews with Dr. Peter Nelson, exploring the biofield, consciousness, and the science of attention and perception in psychotherapy and personal development.
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Self Acceptance Training with Cherie McCoy

Discover Cherie McCoy’s transformative approach to Gestalt therapy, integrating bioenergetics, shamanism, hypnosis, and somatic awareness into Self Acceptance Training. Her work, rooted in profound loving acceptance and the Paradoxical Theory of Change, facilitates deep spiritual integration and holistic self-acceptance on emotional, cellular, and interpersonal levels.
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Frank Farrelly – Provocative Therapy

Frank Farrelly’s Provocative Therapy uses humor, playful confrontation, and exaggeration to challenge clients and encourage change. Explore his distinctive, warm-hearted style through rare session videos and writings.
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Bob Resnick – Gestalt Therapy and the Connection Model

Bob Resnick was a pioneering Gestalt and couples therapist, celebrated for introducing Gestalt Therapy to Europe and co-founding the GATLA training program. With over 50 years of international teaching, acclaimed films, and innovative work on couple dynamics, his legacy blends clarity, warmth, and a focus on connection and difference in relationships.
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Eva Gold – Gestalt Therapy and Buddhist Psychology

Eva Gold, founding co-director of Gestalt Therapy Training Center—Northwest in Portland, Oregon, integrates over 40 years of Gestalt therapy practice with Buddhist psychology and mindfulness. Alongside her late partner Dr. Steve Zahm, she co-authored Buddhist Psychology and Gestalt Therapy Integrated and has trained extensively, merging contemplative and therapeutic traditions for modern psychotherapy.
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Violet Oaklander – Gestalt Play Therapy with Children

Violet Oaklander was a pioneering therapist who integrated Gestalt therapy with play and expressive techniques to support children and adolescents. Her internationally acclaimed approach emphasizes authentic therapist-child relationships, creative expression, and presence in the moment, leaving a legacy through her books and decades of training.
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