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GestaltReview welcomes essays, clinical reflections, and scholarly commentary from practitioners, trainees, and researchers in the Gestalt tradition.
What We're Looking For
We publish a range of content types:
- Educational essays — in-depth explorations of Gestalt concepts, theory, or history, written for a practitioner or trainee audience
- Clinical reflections — carefully anonymised case-based writing that illustrates Gestalt theory in practice
- Research commentary — summaries or critical analyses of current research relevant to Gestalt therapy
- Personal essays — reflective writing on your experience of Gestalt training, supervision, or practice
Editorial Standards
- All submitted content must be original and not simultaneously submitted elsewhere
- Clinical material must be appropriately anonymised and consent obtained where required
- Claims should be grounded in the Gestalt literature, with sources acknowledged
- We do not publish content that promotes specific training institutes or commercial services
Length & Format
We welcome essays of 1,500–8,000 words. Shorter pieces (600–1,500 words) are considered for our commentary section. Submit as plain text, Word document, or Google Doc. We will handle final formatting.
Process
Submit via the form below. We aim to respond within two weeks. We reserve the right to edit for clarity, length, and house style, in consultation with the author.