Michela Gecele is an MD, Psychiatrist, and Gestalt psychotherapist. She formerly coordinated, in Turin, a psychological and psychiatric service for immigrants. She is an international trainer and supervisor, co-director of the International Institute of Gestalt Therapy and Psychopathology (IPSIG) and of the Turin School of Psychopathology, and co-founder of the International Study Group on Emergent Self and Field Theory (IG-FEST).

• 1. Culture as a Plurality of Maps Chapter 2. “Cultivating Humanity”—Intercultural Training Chapter 3. Otherness, Othernesses Chapter 4. Invisible Grounds Chapter 5. Narrating, Communicating, Translating Chapter 6. Linguistic Grounds—Bringing Reality to Life Chapter 7. Novelty, Familiarity, Support— Relational Intentionality in Creative Adjustment References Hunger and Doubt. Afterword by Francesco Remotti Conclusions and Openings

Michela Gecele is an MD, Psychiatrist, and Gestalt psychotherapist. She formerly coordinated, in Turin, a psychological and psychiatric service for immigrants. She is an international trainer and supervisor, co-director of the International Institute of Gestalt Therapy and Psychopathology (IPSIG) and of the Turin School of Psychopathology, and co-founder of the International Study Group on Emergent Self and Field Theory (IG-FEST).

• 1. Culture as a Plurality of Maps Chapter 2. “Cultivating Humanity”—Intercultural Training Chapter 3. Otherness, Othernesses Chapter 4. Invisible Grounds Chapter 5. Narrating, Communicating, Translating Chapter 6. Linguistic Grounds—Bringing Reality to Life Chapter 7. Novelty, Familiarity, Support— Relational Intentionality in Creative Adjustment References Hunger and Doubt. Afterword by Francesco Remotti Conclusions and Openings

Michela Gecele is an MD, Psychiatrist, and Gestalt psychotherapist. She formerly coordinated, in Turin, a psychological and psychiatric service for immigrants. She is an international trainer and supervisor, co-director of the International Institute of Gestalt Therapy and Psychopathology (IPSIG) and of the Turin School of Psychopathology, and co-founder of the International Study Group on Emergent Self and Field Theory (IG-FEST).

• 1. Culture as a Plurality of Maps Chapter 2. “Cultivating Humanity”—Intercultural Training Chapter 3. Otherness, Othernesses Chapter 4. Invisible Grounds Chapter 5. Narrating, Communicating, Translating Chapter 6. Linguistic Grounds—Bringing Reality to Life Chapter 7. Novelty, Familiarity, Support— Relational Intentionality in Creative Adjustment References Hunger and Doubt. Afterword by Francesco Remotti Conclusions and Openings