Present-moment awareness
Observing what is happening in you here and now when you speak about something important, instead of staying only in the mental story.
Techniques and therapies
An approach that works from the here and now to help you become more aware of what you feel, how you block yourself and what you need in order to respond with more presence.
Introduction
Gestalt therapy works a great deal with present experience: what you feel, what you do, what you avoid, what you express and what remains unfinished in the way you relate to yourself or others.
It does not seek only to analyse, but to help you notice how you are relating to what you live so that a more conscious response can emerge.
It is especially useful when there is disconnection, emotional confusion or a sense of living on autopilot.
It often contributes a lot when there is a need to return to the present, recover inner contact and move away from overly automatic responses.
What can be worked on
Within the process it can help you move from abstract explanation to a clearer and more transformative experience of what is taking place.
Observing what is happening in you here and now when you speak about something important, instead of staying only in the mental story.
Recognising emotions, needs or impulses that you usually cut off, minimise or leave out of the relationship with yourself and with others.
Differentiating what depends on you, what you keep repeating and which part of choice you can begin to recover.
Making room for situations, bonds or emotions that remain open and continue to take up energy in the present.
Contact
If you feel you need work that is more conscious, experiential and connected to your real experience, we can look at it together.