Intentionality: The Fabric of Relationality

The coronavirus pandemic is a world-historical event. We live in a post-Covid world. This paper addresses how Gestalt therapy's concepts of intentionality, contacting, and relationality come together as the intentionality of contacting that form the fabric of relationality. These concepts are p...

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Published in:The Humanistic psychologist 2020-12, Vol.48 (4), p.389-396
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