"Field theory is an attitude that permeates Gestalt therapy. It is the lodestone that guides the compass of Gestalt therapy…. It is the cognitive glue that holds the Gestalt therapy system together."
/ Gary Yontef /
RGI Gestalt therapists
Artur Dombrovsky - Ph.D. in Psychology, psychotherapist
Tatyana Velenta, PhD - Gestalt therapist, RGI lecturer/trainer
Agrita Bitere – Gestalt practitioner
Baiba Pumpina - Gestalt therapist, RGI lecturer/trainer
Brigita Kaleckaite – gestalt therapist
Daiga Auzina - Gestalt therapist, RGI lecturer/trainer
Dace Freiberga - Gestalt practitioner
Iveta Plitniece- Gestalt therapist
Inese Vigante - Gestalt therapist
Irena Goluba - Gestalt therapist, RGI lecturer/trainer
Nikolay Shcherbakov - Gestalt therapist, RGI lecturer/trainer
Olga Domasheva - Gestalt therapist
Solvita Vektere - Gestalt therapist, RGI lecturer/trainer
Julia Perepelka - Gestalt therapist
Agija Bogdanova - Gestalt therapist 
Gundega Beke - Gestalt therapist
Iveta Laudaka - Gestalt therapist
Linda Riekstina-Avotina - Gestalt therapist
Linda Zeile - Gestalt therapist (Riga Gestalt Institute),
Marika Dukalska - Gestalt therapist 
Monika Ina Kadakovska - Gestalt therapist
Pavel Domashev - Gestalt therapist
Sandra Bondare – gestalt therapist| 1999-2011 © Riga Gestalt Institute Copyings of any materials from site RGI it is authorized exclusively with the reference: « The material is taken from a site Riga the Gestalt Institute www.gestalt.lv » |
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