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Dear Andrea Hartl-Zotter,
Please find a rather old e-mail from Sylvia Korotky about humor.
;-o)Panos;-)
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From: Gstalt-L [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Sylvia
Korotky
Sent: giovedė, 6. agosto 1998 02:27
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Humor in Gestalt Therapy
Hi Phil and everybody:
>This thread has refreshed me at a time when I sorely needed to laugh. I'm
>wondering if people have had experiences with the healing power of
>laughter, and if they have a Gestalt perspective on that, especially the
>use of humor in therapy.
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Personally, I use humor in therapy when it arises spontaneuosly- and I enjoy
it very much (and the clients enjoy it as well, which its more important) .
I think its a way to go through some small resistences that arenīt big
enough to work with them. But there must be many other benefits of it.
I know from a Gestalt therapist from Mexico- Hector Salama- who
dedicated to that subject, integrating humour in Gestalt Therapy. I donīt
know if he knows english, it would be nice to hear what he has to say about
it ( he has e-mail and I recently wrote to him).
Bye, Sylvia
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