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Gestalt Therapy

Gestalt therapy, developed by Fritz and Laura Perls, focuses on present-moment awareness, contact with self and others, and integration of disowned parts. Used for stuckness, identity, and relational patterns—including the loss of presence that pervasive screen mediation creates. Offline.now lists Gestalt trained therapists for digital wellness.

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