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This is one way for people to organize for the purposes of creating and sustaining our mutual interests in research on gestalt therapy.
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Useful Research Designs at the Level of the Clinic 8 Replies
Started by Philip Brownell. Last reply by Dr Hope Kellman Mar 13.
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Alan Richardson commented on Pranakrsnananda's blog post Sharing"Hi Dada,
a copy would be great if you can email at a.richardson@qut.edu.au
thanks
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Dr Hope Kellman replied to Philip Brownell's discussion Useful Research Designs at the Level of the Clinic"Hi I need some friends on this network. how do I get them?"
Reviews
Hello,
At the web site (this one can be called the networking site), we have a space for reviews. I'm wondering if someone here would like to write up a review of some book or article that you've read on research. I've got two books I'm looking at right now that I think are worth talking about with gestalt people (besides the one we wrote on gestalt research): Real World Research (by Colin Robinson/ Blackwell Publishing) and Research Design: Qualitative, Quantitative, and Mixed Methods Approaches (by John Creswell/Sage Publications). Anybody else have those books and would be willing to write a review of one of them? If you are interesting in writing something up, write to me here or at phil@gtib.org.
At the web site (this one can be called the networking site), we have a space for reviews. I'm wondering if someone here would like to write up a review of some book or article that you've read on research. I've got two books I'm looking at right now that I think are worth talking about with gestalt people (besides the one we wrote on gestalt research): Real World Research (by Colin Robinson/ Blackwell Publishing) and Research Design: Qualitative, Quantitative, and Mixed Methods Approaches (by John Creswell/Sage Publications). Anybody else have those books and would be willing to write a review of one of them? If you are interesting in writing something up, write to me here or at phil@gtib.org.
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Request
Hi All,
I just received a request from an integrative colleague :-
"I am thinking about using anxiety for our first RCT and are currently seeking research literature on the subject. Are you aware of any gestalt research in this field? I cant find anything in the mainstream research databases, but there might be something in your professional publications"
Can anyone suggest anything ?
Many Thanks
Phil
Posted by Phil Joyce on December 11, 2011 at 2:09pm
Sharing
I would like to share my Graduate Diploma Thesis with people here. Its long. How do I do that? Dada
Posted by Pranakrsnananda on April 4, 2010 at 6:25pm — 2 Comments
My Book
Well, I suppose this is a piece of flagrant self-promotion, but I have a book coming out on March 22, 2010. It will be available on Amazon. Here's a description the publisher put out:
Philip Brownell, MDiv, PsyD
Springer Publishing, New York, NY.
March 2010 – Softcover - 6” x 9” - 288 pages - $50.00 - 978-0-8261-0454-0
"Brownell’s… Continue
Philip Brownell, MDiv, PsyD
Springer Publishing, New York, NY.
March 2010 – Softcover - 6” x 9” - 288 pages - $50.00 - 978-0-8261-0454-0
"Brownell’s… Continue
Posted by Philip Brownell on March 12, 2010 at 9:18am — 6 Comments
Richard Price
I was trained years ago by Richard Price in Gestalt. Now that I am a professional I find that therpist training one of the most benificial of my education. Others trained by Dr Price out there??
Posted by Dr Hope Kellman on January 7, 2010 at 3:10pm — 1 Comment
Curious what you think of this...
Hi,
Occasionally, I run things I'm writing past others to see how they fly. So, here is part of something I'm working on and I thought I would see what you thought of it. What is your reaction?
Phil
"'I-Thou is the primary word of relation. It is characterized by mutuality, directness, presentness, intensity, and ineffability. Although it is only within this relation that personality and the personal really exist, the Thou of I-Thou is not limited to men but may… Continue
Occasionally, I run things I'm writing past others to see how they fly. So, here is part of something I'm working on and I thought I would see what you thought of it. What is your reaction?
Phil
"'I-Thou is the primary word of relation. It is characterized by mutuality, directness, presentness, intensity, and ineffability. Although it is only within this relation that personality and the personal really exist, the Thou of I-Thou is not limited to men but may… Continue
Posted by Philip Brownell on August 28, 2009 at 8:10am — 2 Comments
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