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	Erinnerungen an Laura Perls,die Mitbegründerin der Gestalttherapie
		Laura Perls steht für einen ganz besonderen Stil: für liebevolle Aufmerksamkeit, für Wohlwollen, Einfühlungsvermögen und Unterstützung der KlientInnen in einer sehr bodenständigen Arbeit.
		Laura sieht mich aufmerksam an und folgt mit ihrem Blick jeder meiner Bewegungen.
		Während ich dir schreibe, Laura, denke ich an dich — auch mit meinem Herzen.
	www.gestalt.de /laura_perls_nachrufe.html (5254 words)

	Laura Perls - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Laura Perls was the wife of Frederick S.Perls (Fritz Perls) (1893 - 1970).
		Laura Perls was born Lore Posner, in 1905 (Litt, n.d.).
		Laura Perls died in 1990, at the age of 85 (Litt, n.d.).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Laura_Perls (400 words)

	Laura Posner Perls -- In Memory
		Laura claimed she had none, which seemed a bit odd to me, given that she was on an extended trip across the country.
		As we all know, Laura Perls was a low-key, down to earth person, so at any hint of putting her up on a pedestal, she had her own form of iconoclasm, i.e., a lift of the eyebrows and a penetrating look.
		Laura said, "Maybe you're not doing the right exercises." At that point, she left her chair at the table and proceeded to lie down next to the refrigerator to show me the proper way to do sit-ups.
	www.gestalt.org /laura.htm (5973 words)

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		Perls says, "So, inside the ego boundary, there is generally cohesion, love, cooperation; outside of the ego boundary there is suspicion, strangeness, unfamiliarity… There is always a polarity going on, and inside the boundary we have the feeling of familiarity, of right; outside is strangeness, and wrong.
		Perls says, "The impasse is the position where environmental support or obsolete inner support is not forthcoming any more, and authentic self-support has not yet been achieved." The aim of therapy would be to allow the client to discover that he or she can do many things (probably more then he or she thinks).
		Perls states that one peculiar attitude is very important: "to live and review every second afresh." A main problem that people have with this lack of attitude can be contributed to having character, as mention in the first part of this essay.
	www.kilgore.cc /other/essays/gestalt.htm (3418 words)

	History of Gestalt Therapy
		Laura Perls greatly influenced her husband and is known as the co-founder of Gestalt therapy even though she does not receive the notoriety of Fritz.
		Laura Perls studied with the existential theologians Martin Buber and Paul Tillich.
		Perls moved to the West Coast in 1960, and in 1964 the first Gestalt training workshops were offered at the Esalen Institute.
	www.gestaltoftherockies.com /gestalt.htm (755 words)

	Gestalttherapie - Praxisadressen - Informationen
		Geburtstages von Laura Perls erscheint der Klassiker "Der Weg zur Gestalttherapie" in einer erheblich erweiterten Ausgabe: Die Basis bilden die Gespräche des amerikanischen Gestalttherapeuten Daniel Rosenblatt mit Laura Perls.
		Der bekannte amerikanische Gestalttherapeut Daniel Rosenblatt, Schüler und Vertrauter von Lore Perls, der Mitbegründerin der Gestalttherapie, erzählt in seinem sehr persönlichen und lebendigen Buch über seine Erfahrungen aus mehr als 30 Jahren gestalttherapeutischer Arbeit mit schwulen Männern - in der Einzeltherapie und in der Gruppentherapie.
		Laura Perls / Daniel Rosenblatt: Der Weg zur Gestalttherapie
	www.gestalttherapie.de (1409 words)

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		Laura Perls brought a very concrete and different style to that of her husband.
		As the book of Perls, Hefferline and Goodman says: these two elements are joined, with the weight of their differences (this is the contact) ("an organism lives in its environment by maintaining its difference") will let the seed survive and the consequence of it will be the growing.
		And Laura Perls expresses this same idea when she says, "Contact is the recognition of, and the coping with the other, the different, the new, the strange.
	web.jet.es /mcruzge/GestaltCTP/articulo6.htm (3454 words)

	Laura Perls, 84, Dies in Germany; Founder of Gestalt Psychotherapy - New York Times
		Fritz Perls, a psychiatrist, was the better-known and more flamboyant of the pair, acting as teacher in residence at the Esalen Institute in Big Sur, Calif., during the 1960's heyday of the human potential movement it expounded, and traveling the world to train therapists.
		But among many Gestalt therapists, Laura Perls was seen as the mainstay of the movement, heading the major Gestalt training institute in New York City for almost 40 years, and an unacknowledged contributor to the early books by her husband that formulated the approach.
		Laura Perls, whose given name was Lore Posner, was born in 1905, the daughter of a prosperous merchant, in Pforzheim.
	query.nytimes.com /gst/fullpage.html?res=9C0CE7DC1E3BF93BA25754C0A966958260 (596 words)

	Laura Perls
		Laura Perls was born Lore Posner, in 1905 (Litt, n.d.).
		Sadly Laura Perls died in 1990, at the age of 85 (Litt, n.d.).
		Perls, L. Concepts and misconceptions of Gestalt therapy.
	www.webster.edu /~woolflm/perls.html (390 words)

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		Laura Perls was originally trained in Gestalt psychology and as a psychoanalyst.
		Perls, who later met Moreno in 1947 in the USA, adopted essential elements of his approach such as roleplay and the “empty chair” technique, that Moreno himself had taken from drama and modified for use as therapeutic techniques.
		Fritz and Laura Perls were familiar with Goodman’s work before they actually met him and hired him as coauthor for their basic text on Gestalt therapy.
	home.earthlink.net /~loveguru/historygest.htm (10246 words)

	Laura Perls: Der Weg zur Gestalttherapie
		Geburtstags von Laura Perls, der Mitbegründerin der Gestalttherapie, nun den Klassiker Der Weg zur Gestalttherapie in einer erheblich erweiterten Ausgabe vorlegen zu können.
		Quelle: Stichwort »Perls, Laura« in: Stefan Blankertz und Erhard Doubrawa, Lexikon der Gestalttherapie, Wuppertal 2005.
		Laura: Ich weiß nicht genau, wann er nach Wien ging, ich glaube, von 1927 bis 1928.
	www.gestaltkritik.de /gestalttherapie-weg.html (5881 words)

	About Gestalt Therapy
		Laura's experimental work at the Institute for Brain-Injured Veterans in Berlin, under the guidance of her mentor, Kurt Goldstein, led her to embrace fully the orgasmic view of existence.
		Perls hoped to expand upon the fundamental theories of psychoanalysis, particularly the theory of anal development and the concepts forming libido theory.
		His expectations, according to Laura, was that his arguments would be readily accepted and in fact, would serve to support his effort in becoming well-known in the psychoanalytic community.
	www.gestalt-annarbor.org /about_gestalt.htm (2141 words)

	Historical Prelude to Contemporary Gestalt Therapy
		Laura, while studying at the University of Frankfurt, became aquainted with, and influenced by, the existentialists Martin Buber and Paul Tillich.
		Perls had contact with the psychologists Kohler and Koffka and closer contact with Lewin and Wertheimer after meeting Laura, a graduate student of Wertheimer's at the time.
		Laura brought movement and interpersonal contact into the sessions while Fritz began incubating concentration therapy--moved by his analysis with Reich, J.C. Smuts' Holism and Evolution, and Korbyski's Science and Sanity and Dasiensanalysis.
	www.g-gej.org /4-3/prelude.html (2174 words)

	Starfish Health Partners
		Conversation with Laura Perls, co-founder of Gestalt therapy, with husband Fritz Perls.
		Laura and Fritz Perls were the co-founders of Gestalt therapy, which is often identified with Fritz Perls and his confrontational style.
		Serlin studied with Laura Perls and taught at the New York Gestalt Institute from 1973 to 1978.
	www.starfishpartners.com /provider/profile/products.php?providerUid=451 (325 words)

	Laura Perls - Psychology Wiki
		Laura Perls was the wife of Frederick S.Perls (Fritz Perls) (1893 - 1970).
		The Perls had to flee Germany during the rise of Nazi power (Litt, n.d.).
		Laura Perls was both the training therapist and a student of Paul Goodman.
	psychology.wikia.com /wiki/Laura_Perls (418 words)

	Gestalt therapy Summary
		The school of Gestalt therapy was co-founded in the late 1940s to early 1950s by Fritz and Laura Perls, both of whom were originally traditional psychoanalysts; and Paul Goodman, a political writer and anarchist.
		Fritz Perls was a German psychoanalyst who fled with his wife Lore to South Africa to escape Nazi oppression.
		Central to Perls' modifications of psychoanalysis was the concept of "dental or oral aggression." Perls suggested that when the infant develops teeth, he/she has the capacity to chew, to break apart food, and by analogy experience, to taste, accept, reject, assimilate.
	www.bookrags.com /Gestalt_therapy (2446 words)

	Fritz Perls - Psychology Wiki
		Perls has been widely evoked outside the realm of psychotherapy for a quotation often described as the "Gestalt prayer".
		Fritz Perls was born in Berlin in 1893.
		Perls gravitated to psychiatry and the work of Freud and the early Wilhelm Reich.
	psychology.wikia.com /wiki/Perls (678 words)

	Aroostook Mental Health Center - Psychotherapy - Gestalt Therapy
		Drawing on the ideas of humanistic psychology, the school of Gestalt therapy was co-founded by Fritz Perls, Laura Perls Ralph Hefferline and Paul Goodman in the 1940s-1950s.
		The school of Gestalt therapy was co-founded by Fritz Perls, Laura Perls- both of whom were originally traditional psychoanalysts, Ralph Hefferline a university psychology professor, and Paul Goodman political writer and anarchist, in the late 1940s to early 1950s.
		For Perls, the appropriate experience, further on from the whole explanation or possible interpretation, is therapeutic or corrective in this sense.
	www.amhc.org /poc/view_doc.php?type=doc&id=8139&cn=91 (2216 words)

	PGTI - Gestalt Therapy: Origins and Development
		Frederick (Fritz) Perls and Laura Perls are often credited as the cofounders of Gestalt therapy, though there were others who were influential in its beginnings.
		Laura Perls studied with Martin Buber and Paul Tillich and with Gestalt psychologist Max Werthheimer.
		Frederick and Laura Perls fled Nazi Germany in the 1930'’s to Holland, then to South Africa, and then emigrated to America.
	pgti.org /gestalt/index.html (544 words)

	Lexikon der Gestalttherapie (Blankertz u. Doubrawa)
		Auf umständliche Abkürzungen jedoch haben wir bis auf »PHG« für Perls, Hefferline, Goodman und ihr Grundlagenwerk »Gestalttherapie« weitgehend verzichtet.
		Eine nützliche Hilfe ist »Siebenmal Perls auf einen Streich« (Jeanette von Bialy und Helmut Volk-von Bialy, Paderborn 1998).
		Frühe und späte Äußerungen von Fritz Perls werden weder chronologisch noch systematisch geordnet.
	www.gestalttherapie-lexikon.de (2111 words)

	chet_capuzzi_counseling_3\|Gestalt Theory\|Test Questions
		Perls asked clients to focus on WHY they behaved in certain ways.
		Perls was seen by his contemporaries as a CONSUMATE ACTOR.
		LAURA PERLS contributed significantly to Gestalt counseling and psychotherapy.
	wps.prenhall.com /chet_capuzzi_counseling_3/0,4981,299903-,00.utf8.html (253 words)

	Origins and Development of Gestalt Therapy
		Gestalt therapy emerged from the clinical work of two German psychotherapists, Frederick Salomon Perls, M.D., and Lore Perls, Ph.D. Perls, known to many of his students as Fritz, was trained as a psychiatrist.
		Laura Perls--she adopted the anglicized spelling after she came to the United States--studied with the existential philosopher Martin Heidegger and was awarded a doctorate in psychology for her graduate studies.
		and Laura Perls fled Western Europe in 1933 ahead of the onslaught of Nazism to Johannesberg, South Africa, where they practiced until the termination of hostilities in 1945.
	www.aagt.org /html/origins_and_development_of_ges.html (676 words)

	Article Abstract - PositiveHealth.com
		Laura was born in Pforzheim, studied psychology at Frankfurt/Main University and received a doctorate in science.
		Laura met Fritz when they were both working at the Frankfurt Psychological Institute, where he was the assistant to Kurt Goldstein.
		Both Laura and Fritz were influenced by the 'holistic' philosophical notions of the famous South Africa leader, Jan Smuts.
	www.positivehealth.com /article-view.php?articleid=1040 (1046 words)

	Laura Perls - Wikipedia
		Juli 1990 in Pforzheim) war eine Psychoanalytikerin und Mitbegründerin der Gestalttherapie (gemeinsam mit ihrem Ehemann, dem Psychoanalytiker Fritz Perls und dem amerikanischen Sozialphilosphen und Schriftsteller Paul Goodman).
		Ihren späteren Ehemann, den Psychoanalytiker Fritz Perls, lernte sie in einer Lehrveranstaltung von Goldstein und Gelb kennen.
		Laura Perls steht für einen besonderen Stil der Gestalttherapie - für eine sehr bodenständige und zugewandte therapeutische Arbeit mit dem Klienten, für Commitment mit dem Klienten und für eine unspektakuläre Arbeit der kleinen Schritte.
	de.wikipedia.org /wiki/Laura_Perls (444 words)

	Fritz Perls (1893 - 1970)
		Perls developed and popularized Gestalt therapy, after his training as a psychoanalyst in Berlin, then Austria.
		One goal of his work is to move people into owning their experience and developing into a healthy gestalt (or whole).
		Perl's book Gestalt therapy verbatim is an interesting description of this approach drawn from transcripts of his work.
	psy1.clarion.edu /jms/Perls.html (154 words)

	Article Abstract - PositiveHealth.com
		Sheldon Litt describes the basics of Laura Perls' background: her teachers at Frankfurt/Main University, how she met her husband-to-be, Fritz Perls and her subsequent practice as a psychoanalyst.
		Laura, however, concentrated on a more egalitarian group approach, where every member of the group would be encouraged to participate, and she also undertook more individual work with patients.
		Laura Perls continued her work, leading long-term training groups until the mid-1980s.
	www.positivehealth.com /article-abstract.php?articleid=1040 (355 words)

	Daniel Rosenblatt's Home Page
		Fritz and Laura Perls were psychoanalysts who were trained in prewar Germany.
		Earlier, Laura Perls, as a graduate student, attended lectures by the gestalt psychologists: Wertheimer, Kofka and Kohler.
		In the beginning, Fritz and Laura Perls thought about naming their new form of therapy "concentration therapy," "awareness therapy," or "existential therapy," but they settled on "gestalt therapy." During the 1960's Fritz Perls migrated to California and British Columbia while Laura stayed in New York.
	www.openetwork.com /danr.html (240 words)

	Gestalt therapy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Drawing on the ideas of humanistic psychology, the school of Gestalt therapy was co-f philosophical ounded by Fritz Perls, Laura Perls and Paul Goodman in the 1940s-1950s.
		The seminal work was Gestalt Therapy: Excitement and Growth in the Human Personality, published in 1951; co-authored by Fritz Perls, Paul Goodman, and Ralph Hefferline (a univer General description The school of Gestalt therapy was co-founded in the late 1940s to early 1950s by Fritz sity psychology professor, and sometime patient of Fritz Perls).
		Gestalt therapy takes approaches from a wide variety of psychological and philosophical disci 2005 plines, integrating them into a therapeutic approach based on the idea of a complete organism (mind and body as an integrated whole).
	www.seas.upenn.edu /~cse121/hws/webcrawler_project/html_pages/3/Gestalt_therapy.html (2122 words)

	Gestalt Therapy Institute of Philadelphia (GTIP) A Brief History of Gestalt Therapy
		Frederick and Laura Perls worked together to connect these disciplines with new knowledge about human growth and interaction.
		Concurrently, Laura Perls studied with Martin Buber and Paul Tillich and with Gestalt psychologist Max Wertheimer.
		In 1960, Fritz Perls moved to California and later held the first West Coast Gestalt Therapy trainings at the Esalen Institute.
	www.gestaltphila.org /Overview/History.asp (550 words)

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