EMPTY CHAIR GRIEF WORK FROM PSYCHODRAMA PERSPECTIVE by Marvin G. Knittel [Sanda Gibson published a Reader Viewpoint article about the Gestalt empty chair intervention technique for grief counseling in the September 2009 issue of Counseling Today. Fritz Perls, the founder … Continue reading →
Chairwork and the therapeutic relationship: Can the cart join the horse? by Matthew Pugh, Alison Dixon, and Tobyn Bell Abstract “Chairwork” is a collection of experiential methods that utilize movement between chairs and dialogue with parts of the self to … Continue reading →
On Trauma, Courage, and the Telling of Stories: Working With Narrative in Chairwork Psychotherapy by Scott Kellogg, PhD “People enter therapy because their life story is no longer working; they also come because the burden of stories has become too … Continue reading →
Working With the Four Dialogues: Using Chairwork in Clinical Practice by Scott Kellogg, PhD “I would like to invite you to move to this chair and I would like you to speak from your heart and speak from your pain. … Continue reading →
