6 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.
A German psychotherapist's blog offering exercises, reflections and clinical anecdotes on psychological wellbeing, especially for patients with obesity, obsessive-compulsive disorder and later-life problems. Recent posts mix short therapy-session vignettes that illustrate a principle with personal travel and nature journal writing.
Nathalie Garavagno, gestalt therapist in Valbonne, writes short French articles on perfectionism, pressure and the feeling of never doing enough, linking everyday situations to gestalt therapy. Her newsletter also promotes her practice, with reading tips and invitations to consider therapy.
A French-language newsletter from a Gestalt psychotherapist offering short articles on emotional themes such as parenting, inner emptiness and fear of abandonment in relationships. Each issue frames a common emotional experience and explains how Gestalt therapy approaches it, mainly as a gateway to the author's practice.
A therapist's practice newsletter offering psychodynamic psychotherapy and art and movement therapy in Austria. Issues are brief invitations to counselling and contact details rather than substantive writing.
This is a placeholder newsletter from a French gestalt psychotherapy practice that has not yet published real content. The only material is a 'coming soon' notice inviting readers to subscribe for future updates.
This is a placeholder announcement from a Gestalt psychotherapist in Marseille, saying her new website is coming soon and inviting readers to sign up for updates. The sample contains no substantive content beyond a brief promotional note.
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