Supervision as dance

Supervision as dance

Trine Merete Edler-Woll is a Gestalt therapist and supervisor with her own full-time practice in Helgeroa in the south-east of Norway. She has a background as a licenced nurse and has a lot of experience with interdisciplinary collaboration around her clients.

She has been chair of the Professional Ethics Council from 2021till 2025.

In her article she tells how she was immediately fascinated and touched by Margherita’s pictorial and poetic language in the dissemination of Gestalt theory, while also using terminology from psychiatry that was familiar to her. 

Through Margherita’s texts, she experienced conveying a deep respect for the client’s life and suffering, and what she perceived as a great capacity to understand and convey traditional diagnoses in a Gestalt-relational perspective.

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Rome, Sapienza University, May 9–10, 2025

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Gestalt Therapy in Action: Supervision in Gestalt Therapy – Online Program

with Ruella Frank, Lynne Jacobs, Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb, Miriam Taylor

Next seminars:
September 17, 2025
October 15, 2025
November 19, 2025


Registrations are still open, you will get the recordings of the previous seminars.

The program consists of 6 seminars, 3 hours each for a total of 18 hours
For those who cannot attend a seminar online, a video recording will be provided

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An international seminar with Thomas Fuchs (Heidelberg, Germany)
With the participation of Scott Churchill (Dallas, Texas, USA)

Siracusa (Italy), June 14-15, 2024

An ecological redefinition of our relationship to the earthly environment can succeed if our corporea­lity and aliveness are at its center – that is, as our connectedness with the natural world. (T. Fuchs)

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