Gestalt Therapy

Introductory Workshop

  Saturday, February 10, 2024 | 9 am - 4 pm | 6 CEUs

Via Zoom

Doug Graiver

Cathy Gray

Ginny McIntosh

Current research has confirmed what Gestalt Therapy practitioners have always known: intellectual insights are not enough to create radical and permanent changes. Gestalt Therapy preferences embodied experience and awareness. Its emphasis goes beyond insight and leads to lasting, integrated healing and growth.

Being relational, embodied, experiential, and experimental, Gestalt Therapy is a deeply transformational approach to engaging personally and professionally with individuals, couples, families, groups and organizations.

Practitioners learn to attend to the emerging here-and-now relationship, paying as much attention to non-verbal communication as verbal communication, as much attention to how something is said as to what is said.

Come join us as we create connection, experience ourselves more deeply and learn about this still radical approach to connection and healing. Obtain a taste of what occurs in our Three-Year Training Program.

Download the flyer to read more and/or register by mail

• CEUs: 6
• DATE: Saturday, February 10, 2024 
• HOURS: 9 am - 4 pm
• LOCATION: Via zoom: link to be sent to registrants closer to the actual workshop
• TUITION: $135 early bird tuition; $155 after January 10; see sliding scale details on our website.
• REGISTRATION: Deadline, Sunday, February 4, 2024

Meet the Trainers

Doug Graiver, LCSW (he/his/him) is an NASW approved Clinical Supervisor with over 30 years experience providing mental health and substance abuse treatment in inpatient, outpatient, and school settings. He has advanced training in Family Therapy, Addictions Treatment, and Gestalt Therapy. 

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Cathy Gray, LCSW (she/her/hers) is a psychotherapist in private practice in Narberth, Pennsylvania. She has 40 plus years working with organizations and individuals, first as an organizational development consultant and later as a psychotherapist. In addition to her studies in Gestalt Therapy, she also studied improvisational movement, Focusing, EMDR, Mind-Body Centering and Developmental Somatic Psychology. Read more...

Ginny McIntosh, LCSW (she/her) did her graduate studies at the Penn functional School of Social Work and was trained in the “here and now,” “growth through pain,” human justice and acceptance of the individual as they are within their context. During my career in child protective services and two psychiatric hospitals, where I learned family systemic therapy, psychodrama, object relations and self-psychology, imagine my surprise to discover GTIP and how closely Gestalt Therapy Theory fit my graduate training — now I’m back at home to stay within the Gestalt Therapy Theory, philosophy and community since 1988. Read more...

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