Sylvia Crocker, Ph.D., trained at the Gestalt Institute of Los Angeles and in Europe. A founding member of the Association for the Advancement of Gestalt Therapy, she chaired its Theory Development Committee for six years. She is a Gestalt trainer and therapist in private practice in Laramie, WY.
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Change. The Unity of Theory and Method in Gestalt Therapy. Processes of
Contact: A Dynamic Model of the Self. Functional and Dysfunctional
Processes of Contact. Part II: The Philosophical Ground. Opposing Paradigms
(Aristotelian vs. Platonic) in Gestalt Therapy and Psychoanalysis.
Foundation of the Concept of the Self. All There Is, Is Now: A Gestalt
Theory of Human Nature. Part III: Human Maturity and Fulfillment. A
Well-Lived Life: A Gestalt Perspective. Meetings of Persons: Reflections on
Authentic Relationships. The Spiritual Dimension of Gestalt Therapy. Beyond
the 20th Century. The Strengths.
