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Title: an enabling, supportive reference source for therapists
Review: This book is packed, without being written to intimidate. Sections are clearly headed, inviting use of the book as a reference.As my understanding and interests in gestalt therapy evolve, so do different sections strike me differently.Zinker is a coach, who leans over my shoulder as I consider my approach to helping others. The tone is unequivocal: encouraging and articulate.Zinker has been been immersed in the field to such depths that his writing shows evidence of integration of his findings. He covers gestalt therapy; a difficult topic to write about. He spells out his findings about working with families and does so in an aesthetic, almost spiritual.Yet, I also find the book written with an intellectual rigour that invites revisiting. It's written in a can-do, leading edge manner.
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