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Er du nysgjerrig på gestalt studier?
Norsk Gestaltinstitutt Høyskole (NGI) holder nå informasjonsmøter hvor du får vite mer om våre deltids høyskolestudier og andre programmer:
- Gestalt coaching
- Gestalt terapi
- Årsstudie i relasjonsledelse i organisasjoner
Du får informasjon og litt smakebiter, samt at du kan stille konkrete spørsmål. meld deg på den datoen som passer best for deg.
Agenda for møtet;
• Kort innsjekksrunde (Navn, hva motiverer for gestaltstudie, coach eller terapi)
• Konkret informasjon om studiene, inntakskrav, innhold, undervisning osv
• Litt om gestalttereapiens historie, og grunnpilarer.
• Gi litt praktiske eksempler - erfaringer fra gestalt.
• Spørsmålsrunde
• Utsjekk. (Hva tar du med deg fra møtet?)
Vi ber om at alle har på kamera, da vi vil være i dialog underveis.
Organizer Norsk Gestaltinstitutt Høyskole (NGI)
Organizer of Informasjonsmøte - Gestalt studier
About Norwegian Gestalt Institute
Norwegian Gestalt Institute AS (NGI) was established in 1986 and has offered training and education within gestalt for almost 30 years, with a steadily increasing number of courses and classes. NGI was certified as a private university college with an officially approved exam in 2003, and now has two formally approved courses. NGI has decided not to apply for the state aid and is 100 % financed by study fees.
Our four-year gestalt therapy education is offered in Oslo. The establishment of courses within gestalt coaching and organizational development has given the school a broader platform that has been well received.
What is gestalt?
The word gestalt is German and can best be translated to «a meaningful whole» or «a complete pattern». Gestalt therapy is built on a fundamental belief that we as humans can live a far fuller and richer life than most of us do today. It is a direction within the humanistic psychology that was founded by the German-born couple Laura and Fritz (Frederick) Perls and the American Paul Goodman in the late 50s and early 60s in USA. Gestalt therapy is based on ideas from existential-phenomenological philosophy.