Gestalt Therapy

1. Approach that focuses on client's perception of reality
3. The stage of integration that clients aware that they have a choice and begin to try out new behavior
4. The main developer of Gestalt Therapy
6. Turning back onto ourselves what we would like to do to someone else
9. The stage of integration that clients acquire a novel view of an old situation
10. Uncritically accepting others' beliefs and standards without assimilating them to make them congruent with who we are
11. Whole or completion
13. An exercise that helps clients to resolve their unfinished business, interpersonal problem and internal polarized elements
14. Blurring differentiation between the self and the environment
15. Those aspect of individual experience that are often out of awareness
17. The stage of integration that clients learn how to influence their environment
18. Relationship Therapeutic relationship in Gestalt Therapy

2. An exercise that clients are asked to heighten their gesture or movement
4. Principle that assumes people must be seen in its environment or context
5. Disowning certain aspects of ourselves by assigning them to the environment
7. Those aspect of individual experience that are most salient at any moment
8. Gestalt therapists see dream as the royal road to _______
12. The internal polarized aspect of individual that represents righteous, authoritarian, moralistic, and manipulative
16. The internal polarized aspect of individual that represents defensive, helpless, weak, powerlessness, and assuming no responsibility
17. The objective of Gestalt Therapy is to gain _______