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2011 - Volume 20 No.2

FRANK-M. STAEMMLER: The Now is not what it used to be . . . The meaning of time in Gestalt therapy or the times of meaning in Gestalt therapy
CHRISTINE STEVENS et al: The UK Gestalt psychotherapy CORE research project: the findings
MARC-SIMON DROUIN: Object Relational Gestalt Therapy (ORGT) and evidence-based practice
SHARON BEIRNE: Encountering Object Relational Gestalt Therapy as presented by Gilles Delisle

In His Own Voice

CHRISTINE STEVENS Interviewing Gilles Delisle

Letters to the Editor

MALCOLM PARLETT Fields in practice: a response to Neil Harris and to Francis Taylor

Book Reviews

ROB TYSON Bringing continental European thinking to bear on the AngloAmerican hegemony in the development of Gestalt theory and
practice.

A review of Aggression, Time, and Understanding:
Contributions to the Evolution of Gestalt Therapy by Frank-M.
Staemmler

KATY WAKELIN Why are panic attacks and anxiety everywhere, and what can we do
about them? A review of Panic Attacks and Post Modernity: Gestalt
therapy between clinical and social perspectives edited by Gianni
Francesetti

HELEN GEDGE Learning through play. A review of Creating Children's Art Games
for Emotional Support by Vicky Barber.

PETER PHILIPPSON An occasion for pleasure. A review of On the Occasion of an Other
by Jean-Marie Robine

Opinion

PETER PHILIPPSON The mind and the senses: thinking in Gestalt therapy

Obituaries

SEÁN GAFFNEY Obituary: Edwin Nevis (1926–2011)

ROB FARRANDS Obituary: Edwin Nevis (1926–2011)