GLEW REGISTRATION FORM Email * Name * First Name Last Name Address * Address 1 Address 2 City State/Province Zip/Postal Code Country Primary * (###) ### #### Secondary (###) ### #### Age Race American Indian/Alaska Native Asian Black/African American Hispanic/Latino/Spanish Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander White Two or more races Prefer not to answer Highest Level of Education * High school diploma Some college Associate's Bachelor's Master's Doctorate Business/Organization Position Occupation * Business Owner Coaching Counseling Education Human Resources Law Management/Administration Medicine Nursing Organizational Consulting Psychology Religion/Ministerial/Clergy Social Work Other If other, please describe Featured Re-creating Personal Financial Confident, by re-imagining your relationship with money in a field-collaborative way GEW - Gestalt Experience Workshop, April 2025 Protecting the Client's Story: Best Practices for Virtual Therapy and Coaching Overcoming Imposter Syndrome: A coach-approach to unlocking the power of Alter Egos The Art & Science of Team Coaching Atmospheres of Illness, Death and Dying: An Immersion in Supporting Life Transition GEW -Marathon, Gestalt Experience Workshop March 2025 GEW - Gestalt Experience Workshop, May 2025 GEW - Marathon, Gestalt Experience Workshop Feb'25 Introduction to Gestalt Reclaiming Wholeness: A Compassionate/Relational Gestalt Understanding of Trauma and Addiction Embodied Intelligence and Presence: A Gestalt Approach to Coming to Your Senses Wisdom Gathering: Let Your Life Speak and Be There to Listen Sensing & Repatterning 3.0: An Embodied Approach to Working with Introjects Integrating Gestalt Therapy and EMDR Coach Certification Program - Application Fee sold out Gestalt Training Program XXIV (GTP) Holding Sorrow and Joy: A Conversation about Grief/Depression A Gestalt Approach to Working with Groups and Teams, Module 1 Coaching with Physical Process 2.0 A Gestalt Approach to Working with Groups and Teams, Module 2 sold out The Embodiment of Co-Transference: Shame and Coregulation in Gestalt Therapy
