Dichotomy A split by which a person

Dichotomy A split by which a person experiences
or sees opposing forces; a polarity (weak/
strong, dependent/independent).
Dream work The Gestalt approach does not
interpret and analyze dreams. Instead, the intent
is to bring dreams back to life and relive them as
though they were happening now.
Emotion-focused therapy Emotion-focused
therapy (EFT) entails the practice of therapy
being informed by understanding the role of
emotion in psychotherapeutic change.
Empty-chair technique A role-playing intervention
in which clients play confl icting parts.
This typically consists of clients engaging in an
imaginary dialogue between different sides of
themselves.
Exercises Ready-made techniques that are
sometimes used to make something happen in a
therapy session or to achieve a goal.
Experiments Procedures aimed at encouraging
spontaneity and inventiveness by bringing
the possibilities for action directly into the
therapy session. Experiments are designed to enhance
here-and-now awareness. They are activities
clients try out as a way of testing new ways
of thinking, feeling, and behaving.
Field A dynamic system of interrelationships.
Field theory Paying attention to and exploring
what is occurring at the boundary between the
person and the environment.
Figure Those aspects of the individual’s experience
that are most salient at any moment.
Figure-formation process Describes how the
individual organizes the environment from moment
to moment and how the emerging focus of
attention is on what is fi gural.
Ground Those aspects of the individual’s experience
that tend to be out of awareness or in the
background.
Holism Attending to a client’s thoughts, feelings,
behaviors, body, and dreams.
Impasse The stuck point in a situation in
which individuals believe they are unable to support
themselves and thus seek external support.
Introjection The uncritical acceptance of others’
beliefs and standards without assimilating
them into one’s own personality.
Organismic self-regulation An individual’s
tendency to take actions and make contacts that
will restore equilibrium or contribute to change.
Paradoxical theory of change A theoretical
position that authentic change occurs more from
being who we are than from trying to be who we
are not.
Phenomenological inquiry Through a therapist
asking “what” and “how” questions, clients
are assisted in noticing what is occurring in the
present moment.
Projection The process by which we disown
certain aspects of ourselves by ascribing them to
the environment; the opposite of introjection.
Relational Gestalt therapy A supportive,
kind, and compassionate style that emphasizes
dialogue in the therapeutic relationship, rather
than the confrontational style of Fritz Perls.
Retroflection The act of turning back onto
ourselves something we would like to do (or have
done) to someone else.
Techniques Exercises or interventions that are
often used to bring about action or interaction,
sometimes with a prescribed outcome in mind.
Unfinished business Unexpressed feelings
(such as resentment, guilt, anger, grief) dating
back to childhood that now interfere with
effective psychological functioning; needless
emotional debris that clutters present-centered
awareness.

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Dichotomy A split by which a person experiencesor sees opposing forces; a polarity (weak/strong, dependent/independent).Dream work The Gestalt approach does notinterpret and analyze dreams. Instead, the intentis to bring dreams back to life and relive them asthough they were happening now.Emotion-focused therapy Emotion-focusedtherapy (EFT) entails the practice of therapybeing informed by understanding the role ofemotion in psychotherapeutic change.Empty-chair technique A role-playing interventionin which clients play confl icting parts.This typically consists of clients engaging in animaginary dialogue between different sides ofthemselves.Exercises Ready-made techniques that aresometimes used to make something happen in atherapy session or to achieve a goal.Experiments Procedures aimed at encouragingspontaneity and inventiveness by bringingthe possibilities for action directly into thetherapy session. Experiments are designed to enhancehere-and-now awareness. They are activitiesclients try out as a way of testing new waysof thinking, feeling, and behaving.Field A dynamic system of interrelationships.Field theory Paying attention to and exploringwhat is occurring at the boundary between theperson and the environment.Figure Those aspects of the individual’s experiencethat are most salient at any moment.Figure-formation process Describes how theindividual organizes the environment from momentto moment and how the emerging focus ofattention is on what is fi gural.Ground Those aspects of the individual’s experiencethat tend to be out of awareness or in thebackground.Holism Attending to a client’s thoughts, feelings,behaviors, body, and dreams.Impasse The stuck point in a situation inwhich individuals believe they are unable to supportthemselves and thus seek external support.Introjection The uncritical acceptance of others’beliefs and standards without assimilatingthem into one’s own personality.Organismic self-regulation An individual’stendency to take actions and make contacts thatwill restore equilibrium or contribute to change.Paradoxical theory of change A theoreticalposition that authentic change occurs more frombeing who we are than from trying to be who weare not.Phenomenological inquiry Through a therapistasking “what” and “how” questions, clientsare assisted in noticing what is occurring in thepresent moment.Projection The process by which we disowncertain aspects of ourselves by ascribing them tothe environment; the opposite of introjection.Relational Gestalt therapy A supportive,kind, and compassionate style that emphasizesdialogue in the therapeutic relationship, ratherthan the confrontational style of Fritz Perls.Retroflection The act of turning back ontoourselves something we would like to do (or havedone) to someone else.Techniques Exercises or interventions that aresering digunakan untuk membawa tentang tindakan atau interaksi,kadang-kadang dengan hasil yang ditentukan dalam pikiran.Urusan Unexpressed perasaan(seperti kemarahan, rasa bersalah, kemarahan, kesedihan) kencankembali ke masa kanak-kanak yang sekarang mengganggufungsi psikologis yang efektif; tidak perlupuing-puing emosional yang clutters berpusat pada saatkesadaran.