By Christine Dukes – published in New Gestalt Voices, Edition 2, January 2018, p8-20. This Paper explores existential falling and groundlessness following bereavement. It draws on the 'liminal space model' (Denham- Vaughan S, 2010), and Perl’s 'five-layer model' (1969) as a support for transitioning an impasse into a place of...
By V. Edmond – published in the Gestalt Journal of Australia and New Zealand, (2013), Vol 10, No.1, Pages 7-23. © 2013, GANZ. This article by Virginia Edmond features a dialogue with Sally Denham-Vaughan. Sally discusses 'Relational Pluralism' and other current issues she sees affecting gestalt praxis.
Study Group Visit to Dachau Concentration Camp, by Swanson C., Norton L., Parlett M., Jacobs L., Denham-Vaughan S., Denham-Vaughan J., Staemmler F-M., Philosophy With Tears: Gestalt "Study Buddies" Visit Dachau. British Gestalt Journal, (2009), 18, (2), 21-34. This paper describes a visit to Dachau Concentration Camp by members of a...
By S. Denham-Vaughan – published in the British Gestalt Journal, 2010.
By Paul Barber. A reflection on Death as the boundary marker of physical existence and the twin-brother of birth.
Chidiac, M-A & Denham-Vaughan, S (2023), Gestalt Journal of Australia & New Zealand Vol 17(2).This article takes the SOS formulation by the co-founders of Relational Change, a step further. It expands on how the intersections of the SOS lenses provide a deeper appreciation of the preparedness vs emergence...
