Elisabeth Rengel - Dialog

28/07/2023

08/03/2023

I could not agree more with this post.

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28/06/2021

A thought from Snoopy 🐾🐶💕

09/06/2021

When would couples therapy be useful?
For example if you want to be more present in your relationship.
Most couples get to a point where they share only thoughts about every day challenges. What creates moments of intimacy is sharing what is really going on for me in this moment.
A couples therapist can provide support in this.

Rita here, when people ask us “should I do Gestalt Couples Therapy?”, here’s what I say:

This is a question I cannot answer for you. It’s like asking me if you are hungry. Only you know the answer.

If you have some desire to learn more about yourself in your couple, if you want to be more fully present in your couple, if there is a problem in your couple that you want to address, then I would say that couples therapy would be a good idea.

25/05/2021

The most important message in this for me is: I am not stuck with the consequences of an imperfect choice I might have made but can act accordingly in the present. It is for me about trusting my ability to re-act.

“The task we must set for ourselves is not to feel secure, but to be able to tolerate insecurity.” — Erich Fromm

This is a foundational existential reality. Most of life requires us to make choices and move on without all the information you might optimally want, and frequently with an array of imperfect choices.

This quote also helps clarify the inevitability of existential anxiety when we have to make meaning with uncertain consequences.

20/05/2021

Charlie Mackesy

10/05/2021

As a practitioner and individual I appreciate the Gestalt principle of starting to work from WHERE YOU ARE IN YOUR LIFE rather than
WHERE YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE.

07/05/2021