The Gestalt approach, called by its creator, Fritz Pearls, Gestalt Therapy, is a humanistic approach to the development of the person. It is in itself a way of life. Accepting responsibility for what we feel, think and need, through self-listening to the body.

Instead of focusing on something that happened in the past or what worries you about the future, Gestalt approach invites you to connect with what is emerging in the present and to share how you feel right now.

Because certain beliefs, values, blocks and behaviours intrinsic to artist vocations and performance artistic may be difficult to understand in many other processes.

Embarking on a process for personal development is finding a space of security, confidence, and confidentiality to look at your artistic vocation and way of life from other angles.

Although it sounds simple, it is a great challenge to work. It is living and facing what you do more fully and responsibly, feeling and thinking.

The Gestalt group for artists is a place to explore your own difficulties and investigate how you work from the individual resonance reflected in others with passions like yours. You see yourself in others, and they in you.

Bodily Gestalt is a work process guided by movement and free expression of the body, with Gestalt and artistic resources combined with (Apex)*Analysis of expressive patterns, to help you expand your awareness and resources about the internal and external conflicts that life poses.