Georges Wollants was director of the Faculty for Man and Society (FMS) in Belgium for over thirty years & is a trainer and supervisor with the Dutch and Flemish Association for Gestalttherapie and Theory (NVAGT) and member of the GTA (Associaton for Gestalt theory and its Applications).

Wollants is a Belgian Gestalt therapist, supervisor and trainer. This book is a culmination of his many years of learning and experience and is a must-read for any student of Gestalt theory and practice, whether in the fields of psychotherapy or organisational work. \In this book Wollants clarifies an essential aspect of Gestalt theory which is the indivisibility of the person in his or her environment and in doing so, sheds light on a much confused term of ‘field’ and adopting the term of ‘situation’ instead. \Wollant reminds us first of Gestalt’s European Roots and from that stance critiques aspects of Gestalt’s founding book by Perls, Hefferline and Goodman, Gestalt Therapy: Excitement and growth in the Human Personality (1951/1994).

• From a Mono-Personal Approach to a Therapy of the SituationThe Developing Situation Damaging Situations - Disordered Person-World Interactions Concepts of Gestalt Therapy Revised The Bodying Forth of the Situation The Therapeutic Situation in Practice

Georges Wollants was director of the Faculty for Man and Society (FMS) in Belgium for over thirty years & is a trainer and supervisor with the Dutch and Flemish Association for Gestalttherapie and Theory (NVAGT) and member of the GTA (Associaton for Gestalt theory and its Applications).

Wollants is a Belgian Gestalt therapist, supervisor and trainer. This book is a culmination of his many years of learning and experience and is a must-read for any student of Gestalt theory and practice, whether in the fields of psychotherapy or organisational work. \In this book Wollants clarifies an essential aspect of Gestalt theory which is the indivisibility of the person in his or her environment and in doing so, sheds light on a much confused term of ‘field’ and adopting the term of ‘situation’ instead. \Wollant reminds us first of Gestalt’s European Roots and from that stance critiques aspects of Gestalt’s founding book by Perls, Hefferline and Goodman, Gestalt Therapy: Excitement and growth in the Human Personality (1951/1994).

• From a Mono-Personal Approach to a Therapy of the SituationThe Developing Situation Damaging Situations - Disordered Person-World Interactions Concepts of Gestalt Therapy Revised The Bodying Forth of the Situation The Therapeutic Situation in Practice

Georges Wollants was director of the Faculty for Man and Society (FMS) in Belgium for over thirty years & is a trainer and supervisor with the Dutch and Flemish Association for Gestalttherapie and Theory (NVAGT) and member of the GTA (Associaton for Gestalt theory and its Applications).

Wollants is a Belgian Gestalt therapist, supervisor and trainer. This book is a culmination of his many years of learning and experience and is a must-read for any student of Gestalt theory and practice, whether in the fields of psychotherapy or organisational work. \In this book Wollants clarifies an essential aspect of Gestalt theory which is the indivisibility of the person in his or her environment and in doing so, sheds light on a much confused term of ‘field’ and adopting the term of ‘situation’ instead. \Wollant reminds us first of Gestalt’s European Roots and from that stance critiques aspects of Gestalt’s founding book by Perls, Hefferline and Goodman, Gestalt Therapy: Excitement and growth in the Human Personality (1951/1994).

• From a Mono-Personal Approach to a Therapy of the SituationThe Developing Situation Damaging Situations - Disordered Person-World Interactions Concepts of Gestalt Therapy Revised The Bodying Forth of the Situation The Therapeutic Situation in Practice