It explores how our background, race, and identity shape how we show up in a group.
I can certainly help you explore this topic! While the title you mentioned——is actually a significant professional textbook edited by Peter Cole , it contains many "stories" in the form of clinical case studies. New Directions in Gestalt Group Therapy: Relati...
The stories focus on what happens in the space between two people, rather than just what is happening inside one person's head. It explores how our background, race, and identity
If you are looking for a "good story" inspired by these principles, here is the framework of how a typical Gestalt group narrative unfolds: What Happens The stories focus on what happens in the
Members move from "polite talk" to sharing real, "here-and-now" feelings.
Find that focus more on narrative storytelling in therapy (like those by Irvin Yalom).