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The Archive

Collection of audio, video, and documents.

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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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What's Happening in the Living Library

Gestalt Practice Library and Resource Center offers opportunities to experience gestalt practice directly and connect with a wider community of participants and teachers. Our events are designed to complement the materials in the archive by bringing the practice into real-time, shared space. The majority of programs are accessible only to GPLRC Members with occasional programs open to the general public.

Recurring Events and Special Programs

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Essential Practices
These meetings are offered in two parts: a period of instruction followed by a period of practice. Each part may be attended independently. See the calendar for dates, times, and registration.

Live at the Library
These gatherings highlight a topic, practice, or teacher from the Library archive. Each session draws directly from archival material and current inquiry. See the calendar for dates, times, registration, and a description of each theme.

From time to time, special events are offered featuring guest teachers, lineage interviews, or archive premieres. These sessions present rare materials alongside live dialogue and reflection. Special programs are featured on the homepage and posted on the calendar.

In 2025, before the Library officially opened, we held a series of Library events. These monthly online gathering included presentations, guided experiential exercises, and group discussion. Those recordings can be accessed on the Living Library page.