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Gestal psychology (GESTALT THERAPY (Key ideas (Experience Influences…
Gestal psychology
GESTALT THERAPY
Key ideas
self awareness
During Gestalt therapy, there are experimental excercises.
It is a way to open up and share. Gestalt therapists understand that these exercises help to increase awareness
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the present
Gestalt therapy focuses on the present. Gestalt therapist will help bring the client back to the present if there is a sense they are spending too much time in the past or if their anxiety may be speeding them into the future.
Context matters
Gestalt therapists believe that context matters and they use techniques to help the client become more aware of their experiences, emotions, thoughts, perceptions, and their responses to events in the here and now, rather than past events
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How it helps
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moving blocks
Identify, these "blocks" things that we have covered because they are too painfull, and become aware of them to properly heal
personal responsability
To own and accept your own experiences, to regulate your emotions and interaction with the world
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GESTALT PSYCHOLOGY
It was originated with the work of Max Wertheimer, Kurt Koffka and Wolfgang Kohler
Gestalt Psychology, proposed to look at the whole mind, instead of little pieces
It stated that what we incorporate is not only determined by sensation (smell, sight etc.), but also by perception. What we incorporate depends on our own backround, experiencies, culture etc.This is the reason why they are not the same for everybody
The object of study of gestalt pychology is perception, and in order to understand how it works, there were established different laws of perceptual organization.
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Continuity
It is the mind's tendency to perceive different objects that are toghether as a single uninterrupted object. We have a tendency to group and organize lines or curves that follow an established direction over those defined by sharp and abrupt changes in direction.
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Connectedness
It is the mind's tendency to percieve elements that are connected by uniform visual properties as being more related than elements that are not connected
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It proposes that it is necessary to look at the whole thing, and how its different parts connect t fully understand it.
It came to change the ideas proposed by Structuralism ( to break down psychological matters into their smallest possible part)