AAGT Wiki

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Welcome to the AAGT Wiki! Bienvenido a la Wiki AAGT!
Maintained by members of The Association for the Advancement of Gestalt Therapy - An International Community (AAGT). This site includes information updated by members about the organization and upcoming conferences. Like AAGT is your organization, this Wiki is YOUR WIKI. Please look around, add some reliable information, or just fix some typos. Except for this main page, almost everything can be edited by you (click here to learn how).

Marlene Moss Blumenthal, Pablo Allen, & Guadalupe Amescua are the conference convenors
As the conference takes increasing form, we hope you will check back here to keep informed, offer presentation proposals, and eventually register to attend this exciting conference. The 2008 conference, held in Manchester, England was sold out three months before the conference actually opened, the 2010 Conference in Philadelphia had a similar turn out, and we expect another wonderful experience with this one.

Please check back for updates... At the moment, this wiki is primarily focused on providing information about the AAGT Biennial Conference, but may be expanded in the future. The Association for the Advancement of Gestalt Therapy (AAGT), is a dynamic, inclusive international community, multinational organization committed to the advancement of theory, philosophy, practice and research in gestalt therapy. personal growth, mental health, education, organizational development, political/social change, and the fine and performing arts are all included within the broad scope of gestalt therapy. AAGT has a broad global membership of psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, counselors, nurses, teachers, academics, writers, clergy, artists, performers, masotherapists, energy workers, organizational consultants, political and social analysts, activists and students -- particularly graduate students in the helping professions.

We are an experiment -- an ongoing organic process of gestalt formation. We provide the ground for the enrichment, articulation and support of the constantly emerging figure that is gestalt therapy. We are not part of any other organization. We welcome members of all races, religions, ages, sexual orientation, and differing abilities/disabilities. We grow and function by consensus.

AAGT holds multinational conferences, which provide opportunities for us to associate in community and share our works-in-progress through peer reviewed presentations, plenary sessions, social gatherings and community meetings.

For more info about AAGT visit http://www.aagt.org/