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Editor: Susan L. Fischer, PhD
sfischer@bucknell.edu  Susan
L. Fischer, PhD, is Professor Emerita of Spanish and Comparative Literature at
Bucknell University, where she has long incorporated Gestalt
perspectives into the classroom. She completed the Postgraduate
Intensive Training Program at the Gestalt Institute of Cleveland while
she was a Visiting Scholar in the
Department of Psychology at McGill University, Montreal. Subsequently,
she participated in a European Summer Residential Program sponsored by
Gestalt Associates Training, Los Angeles (GATLA) and in workshops organized by
the Gestalt International Study Center. Fluent in Spanish and French, Dr. Fischer has lived for extended periods
in Spain, France, and England, where she conducts research on early
modern Spanish theatre and Shakespeare in performance.
Founding Editor: Joseph P. Melnick, PhD
gestaltrev@aol.com  Joseph Melnick, PhD, is a clinical and organizational psychologist who lives in Portland, ME, where he maintains a private practice. He has a passion for training and teaching worldwide, and is co-chair of the Gestalt International Study Center's Cape Cod Training Program, where he teaches in both the clinical and organizational areas. He also enjoys writing and is currently completing manuscripts on group supervision, love and commitment, the myth of closure, and the concept of contempt.
Associate Editors:
Liv Estrup, MA, has been in private practice in Santa Monica,  California since 1971. She is a faculty member of Gestalt Associates Training Los Angeles and Co-authored "Supervision: A Collaborative Endeavor" with Rita Resnick, Ph.D. Liv's passion for photography and special interest in Gestalt theory, training, and supervision led to the creations of What's Behind the Empty Chair? a video of Gestalt theory and methodology. liv@livestrup.com
Jon Frew, PhD, ABPP, is a professor at Pacific University's School of  Professional Psychology
in Portland, Oregon. He is one of the directors and founders of Gestalt Therapy
Training Center Northwest. He maintains a private practice and offers
consultation and training services to organizations. He has been a member of the editorial board of the Gestalt Review since
its inception in 1997.
Rick Maurer, MA, is an Organization and Systems Development  faculty at the Gestalt Institute of Cleveland. He is a consultant to organizations on change management and author of Beyond the Wall of Resistance. rick@beyondresistance.com
 Sonia March Nevis, Ph.D., is co-founder of Gestalt International Study Center. From 1977 to 2006, she was Chair of the Cape Cod Training Program, and is now the senior faculty member. Dr. Nevis is in private practice in Boston and Cape Cod with individuals, couples, families, and for supervision. smnevis@aol.com
Susan Roos, PhD,
is in private practice as a psychotherapist in
Arlington
, Texas, serves as adjunct faculty at Union Institute and University (UIU
), and is President of The Dallas Society for Psychoanalytic Psychology for 2006-2007. She has authored Chronic Sorrow: A Living Loss (Brunner-Routledge, 2002), as well as journal articles, book chapters, and book
reviews.
Gary Yontef, PhD, ABPP, 
has been a Gestalt therapist since training with Frederick Perls and James Simkin in 1965. Formerly on the UCLA Psychology Department Faculty and Chairman of the Professional Conduct Committee of the L.A. County Psychological Association, he is in private practice in Santa Monica. He is a co-founder of the Pacific Gestalt Institute, past president and faculty chair of GTILA, and has published numerous articles and chapters on Gestalt therapy theory, practice, and supervision and is the author of Awareness, Dialogue and Process: Essays on Gestalt Therapy.
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Nancy Amendt-Lyon, PhD, Austria
Jack Aylward, EdD, United States
Daniel J. Bloom, JD, LCSW, United States
Todd Burley, PhD, United States
Arie Cohen, PhD, Israel
Nigel Copsey, DPsyc, England Sylvia Fleming Crocker, PhD, United States
Bud Feder, PhD, United States Iris Fodor, PhD, United States Ruella Frank, PhD, United States Isabel Fredericson, PhD, United States
Sean Gaffney, MA, Ireland/Sweden Marion Gillie, MA, MSc, United Kingdom
Elinor Greenberg, PhD, United States
Leslie S. Greenberg, PhD, Canada
Joseph H. Handlon, PhD, United States
Gaie Houston, MA, England
Francisco Huneeus, MD, Chile
Lynne Jacobs, PhD, United States
Robert Kolodny, PhD, United States
Talia Levine Bar-Yoseph, MA, Israel
Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb, PhD, Italy
Mark McConville, PhD, United States
Gonzague Masquelier, PhD, France
Alan Meara, MGT, New Zealand
Peter Mortola, PhD, United States
Violet Oaklander, PhD, United States
Eleanor O'Leary, PhD, Ireland
Brian O'Neill, BA, MAPS, Australia
Malcolm Parlett, PhD, England
Susan E. Partridge, PhD, LCSW, United States
Erving Polster, PhD, United States Robert Resnick, PhD, United States Jan Roubal, MD, Czech Republic
Frank Rubenfeld, PhD, United States
Norman Shub, BCD, United States
Claudia Baptista Tavora, MA, Brazil
Sarah Toman, PhD, United States
Daan Van Baalen, MD, Norway Carmen Vazquez Bandin, PhD, Spain
Gordon Wheeler, PhD, United States Ansel Woldt, EdD, United States
Georges Wollants, Lic Ps Ped Sc, Belgium
Joseph Zinker, PhD, United States
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Current Issue - Vol. 14, No.2
August 2010
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