Provides listings of faculty, therapist referral services, articles on Gestalt therapy, an email interface, and several options in training programs.

Provides a description of this umbrella organisation for all Gestaltists; includes newsletter, membership, and online resource centre.

Mentions a three-year training program and lists workshops offered in the calendar year. Provides contact information.

Offers a history of this institute, faculty biographies showing the extent of Gestalt influence in actual work, descriptions and schedules for the institute's range of training workshops and conferences, including their international programs in Israel and in the field of Organization and Systems Development, ways to bring their workshops to one's locale, and an on-line Gestalt therapy bookstore.

founded by Anne Teachworth in 1975

Provides a history of Gestalt therapy, faculty descriptions, training program outlines, and contact information.

Offers mission statement and workshop descriptions for this international learning center, which is the parent organization for the Center of the Study of Intimate Systems and the Center for the Study of Strategic Systems.

English-language side to an extensive site in German; groups, workshops, professional trainings, magazine and books about Gestalt therapy.

Provides an overview and history of Gestalt therapy, the approach to it at this training center, a newsletter, and a description of training opportunities and faculty.

English side to the Italian psychotherapy and training Institute directed by M. Spagnuolo Lobb and G. Salonia. Contains a description of Gestalt therapy, training programs, publications in English and Italian, and links to Gestalt therapy sites in the world.

A community learning and teaching institute, this site offers information about training opportunities and workshops, which include graduate degree programs in integrative, transactional analysis, person-centered, and Gestalt therapy, rental of facilities, counseling opportunities and referral services, a student placement service, and access to on-line databases.

This teaching and learning community is where Gestalt Therapy started in the United States; its site offers a glimpse of its activities and membership, with a message board, description of its philosophy, schedule of local workshops, and abstracts of papers from people associated with its activities.

Describes Gestalt therapy training program in contemporary relational approach, training faculty, and offers full-text articles relevant to this approach.