Since psychotherapies are re-discovering common core paradigms of dialogue and interconnectedness, this journal advances gestalt therapy and psychotherapy in general with dialogical bridges among different modalities. It is edited by Dan Bloom (New York), Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb (Italy); Frank-M. Staemmler (Germany). The journal has a first section with important gestalt therapists answer

The Gestalt Therapy Network is for the enrichment of Gestalt Therapy and for those who love it and practice it. Mental Health counselors (Counsellors), social workers, psychologists, psychotherapists, psychiatrists, lay analysts, students, trainees in mental health programs and those interested in the theory and practice of Gestalt therapy will benefit from a comprehensive Gestalt bibliography, a

The Gestalt Therapy Page, the Internet resource center for Gestalt therapy, includes a comprehensive bookstore, a world-wide directory of Gestalt therapists, a Gestalt bibliography, a News at Notes bulletin board, and articles relating to Gestalt therapy.