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Intro to the ArchiveGestalt PracticeRichard Price

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Alternatives to Traditional PsychiatryMetaphysical and ShamanicSomaticPsychedelicsPsychologySpiritual TraditionsEclectic

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Gestalt Awareness PracticeRelational Gestalt PracticeGuided PracticesChildhood and Human DevelopmentContact and CommunicationGestalt and the BodyGestalt and DreamsLiving and DyingNext GenerationOpen Seat
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Gestalt Practice Next Generation

This room highlights the next generation of practitioners—people who learned from teachers who studied with Richard “Dick” Price. The focus is continuity and evolution: keeping the essentials of awareness, contact, patience, and precision while finding fresh language and forms that fit today’s contexts.

Lion and cub

What you’ll find here: short talks, guided practices, session clips, and conversations about teaching and applying this work in therapy rooms, classrooms, clinics, and community settings. You’ll also see what they’ve kept, what they’ve adapted, and what they’re still exploring.

It’s a place to meet new voices in the lineage, learn how they practice, and discover ways to get involved—workshops, study groups, and mentorship. Useful, grounded, and alive.

Gestalt Awareness Practice: Sharon Terry

Sharon practices and teaches GAP as taught by Chris Price

The Lioness Tale Prison Project

A Program for Women Lifers without Chance of Parole

Integrated Therapy: Patrice Hamilton

Work rooted in the connections between mind, body, and emotion through experiential learning

Moving with Life: Zuza Engler

Zuza's work using movement and gestalt practice

Additional Resources coming soon.