Embodied Gestalt Practice: Selected Papers of Edward W. L. Smith

Focusing on the essence of Gestalt therapy, the book features writings by Edward W.L. Smith, a distinguished therapist and educator, spanning nearly four decades. It explores key concepts such as projection, contact boundary disturbances, and the therapist's role, integrating theory with practical applications in the consulting room. Smith's extensive background in psychology enriches the essays, making them valuable for students and experienced therapists alike. His diverse interests, including jazz and poetry, add depth to his professional insights.