Hi Serge,
I'm delayed ...
I liked your book very much, although I think that in genealogy of GT you don't
make enough justice to the role of F.Neitzsche in this genealogy. Anyway, the
book is very interesting.
I'm sending my adress. I live and work in Northeast of Brasil, doing clinical
individual and group work and training.
Afonso h lisboa da Fonseca
Av. Antonio Gouveia, 1113/606. Pajussara.
57030-170 Maceió - AL. Brasil

Warmly,
Afonso.

Serge GINGER escreveu:

> >Hello Folks,
> >We've had a number of new people join the list recently, so I thought, if
> >you're up to it, that we might all go around again just to let people know
> >who's here.
> >
> >If you want, could you say your name, where you live, and what your
> >interest in Gestalt might be?  (Don't be shy, we have many diverse people
> >on this list, and there's bound to be someone just like you; we also have
> >lurkers, who are welcome to remain so.)
> >
> >I'll start:
> >I'm Philip Brownell, and I live in Portland, Oregon, USA.  I'm a Gestalt
> >therapist, and recent doctoral graduate, who is setting up a residency in
> >clinical psychology.  I'm also interested in creativity, process in virtual
> >space, spirituality, rock music, bringing Gestalt to the next generation,
> >writing, publishing, and the development of tools that help Gestalt
> >practitioners.  I manage this list, edit the electronic journal, Gestalt!,
> >work at Gestalt Global Corporation, and I'm active in the Association for
> >the Advancement of Gestalt Therapy (AAGT).
> >
> >Hope to hear from many of you in return,
> >Phil
> >
> I'm Serge Ginger. I live in Paris (France). I'm Gestalt therapist and
> trainer in the Paris School of Gestalt (Ecole Parisienne de Gestalt, or
> EPG) which I founded with my wife Anne.
> We began to offer Gestalt workshops regularly every month, since 1971.
> Ten years after, we opened a structured Training program - which has
> trained till now 800 students. 500 of them obtained a Certificate of
> Gestalt Practionner, after a personnal therapy followed by three years of
> training. 100 of them followed an advanced program of two more years (400
> hours) and after 1000 hours of supervized practice with clients, they
> obtained a Certificate of Gestalt Therapist (which represents at least 2
> 200 hours of personnal therapy, training and supervized practice). I
> initiated the French National Society of Gestalt Therapists (Societe
> Francaise de Gestalt, or SFG) in 1981, which publishes a semestrial
> Journal (14 issues of about 180 pages each, till now). I'm Secretary
> general of the French Umbrella association of Psychotherapists
> (Federation Francaise de Psychotherapie) and represent France at the
> European Training Standard Committee (ETSC) of the European Association
> for Psychotherapy (EAP) which gathers about 200 organizations in 34
> countries in Europe (80 000 therapists).
> I wrote two books about Gestalt Therapy (translated into German, Italian,
> Spoanish, Portuguese, Russian, and partly, into Polish and
> Norvegian...not yet published in English!). I'm member of SFG, EAGT,
> FORGE, EAP and AAGT.
> I'm interested in chess playing, skiing, travelling (in 50 countries) and
> learning foreign languages.
> Serge
> PS. I'd like to receive the list of all participants of the GSTALT-List,
> with their countries.