Gestalt Therapy: Excitement and Growth in the Human Personality

abstract accept activity actual adjustment aggression alien animal anxiety assimilation attention attitude awareness become begin behavior body boundary called comes complete concentration conception concern consider context continue course creative danger deliberate desire destroy develop direct dream emergency emotions energy environment example excitement exist experience expression fact fear feeling felt field figure final force Freud function further give given ground hand human identify important inhibition instance interest introjected kind learning less live means ment merely method mind nature neurotic notice object occurs once one's organism pain past patient person possible practice present problem projection question reality regard relation repression resistances response result seems sense sexual simply situation social society speak speech spontaneous structure technique tension theory therapist therapy thing thought tion turn unaware unfinished usual verbal whole