Institut de Développement du Thérapeute

INFORMATION MEETINGS

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We hold regular video information sessions about our training programs. The next sessions will take place on the following dates:

March 16, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.
March 30, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.

April 28, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.

May 20, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.

These meetings allow you to

meet the managers of our institute
ask any questions you may have
and discuss our professional training programs with us

Once you have registered, you will receive an email invitation before the meeting

Vincent BEJA

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Co-founder of IDeT-gestalt

Gestalt-therapist, trainer, supervisor. Organizer of the Third International Conference on Gestalt Therapy Research in Paris 2017, he is in charge of the Research Committee of the EAGT (European Association for Gestalt Therapy), member of the SPR (Society for Psychotherapy Research) and of the NYIGT (New York Institute for Gestalt Therapy).

Member of the reading committee of the Revue Gestalt for 10 years, he has written more than fourty articles on Gestalt Therapy in various French and English journals and translated many others.

With Florence Belasco he directed the dossier on Gestalt therapy in « Le journal des psychologues »s - issue of July-August 2018 - as well as the book « Recherche » of the SFG and the CEG-t -t published in July 2018.

He has also been practicing Wu style TaiChiChuan for thirty years. He teaches this discipline in Toulouse and Paris. He has written two books on this topic.

Téléphone: +33 (0)683 457 584
Email: vincent@idet.paris
Conselling: Paris & Carcassonne => website <=

Some recent publications

Béjà, V. (2024). Réflexions sur l'expérience Éléments pour une approche pragmatiste de l'intervention thérapeutique. Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie, 50(1), 221-242. https://doi.org/10.3917/cges.050.0221.

Béjà, V. (2024). Une critique sociale subversive Aux origines de la Gestalt-thérapie. Gestalt, 2023/2 n° 61, pp. 11-22.
https://doi.org/10.3917/gest.061.0011.

Béja V., Belasco F., (2022), The Secret Longing: A Relational Compass in a Field Perspective Gestalt Review (2022) 26 (1): 34–49. https://doi.org/10.5325/gestaltreview.26.1.0034

Béjà, V. (2021). Faire de la recherche: Pour que la Gestalt-thérapie soit encore pratiquée demain. Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie, 46, 123-139. https://doi.org/10.3917/cges.046.0123

Béjà, V. (2021). Deux risques et une troisième voie: Quelle recherche pour la Gestalt-thérapie ?. Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie, 45, 157-173. https://doi.org/10.3917/cges.045.0157

Béja V., Belasco F., (2020), L'attente secrète - Une boussole phénoménologique pour l'intervention gestaltiste. Les Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie (1) - n°43

Béjà, V. (2020). Ways and means of the phenomenological attitude in a field perspective. The Secret Longing: a pragmatic clinical compass. British Gestalt Journal. (p.33-39) Vol. 29.2

Beja V., (2020), Two risks and a third way : what research for Gestalt therapy ? British Gestalt Journal - Vol 29, n°1, 44-50

Béja V., Belasco., (2020), La fabrique du thérapeute. Parcours croisés, questions traversées en Gestalt-thérapie. La Revue Gestalt (1) - n°54

Béja V., Belasco F., (2019), L'attente secrète - Une boussole phénoménologique pour l'intervention gestaltiste. Les Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie (1) - n°43

Béja V., (2019), L'attitude phénoménologique selon une perspective de champ : Point de vue sur la gestalt-thérapie contemporaine.Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie, 42(2), 131-138.

Béja V., Belasco F. (sous la direction de), (2018), La Gestalt: actualités thérapeutiques (Dossier), Le Journal des psychologues n° 359, Juillet-Août 2018

Béja, V. & Belasco, F. (2018). Le renouveau de la gestalt-thérapie: La relation au cœur de la thérapie. Le Journal des psychologues, 359,(7), 10-10. doi:10.3917/jdp.359.0010.

Robine, JM. & Béja, V. (2018). La gestalt-thérapie aujourd'hui : un survol. Le Journal des psychologues, 359,(7), 12-17. doi:10.3917/jdp.359.0012.

Béja, V., Belasco, F. & Rigaud, L. (2018). La recherche en gestalt-thérapie. Le Journal des psychologues, 359,(7), 18-23. doi:10.3917/jdp.359.0018.
The article describes the entry of Gestalt therapy into research on psychotherapy, allowing it to take its place in current debates. This research is evolving towards taking better account of the complexity of therapeutic work, by revaluing qualitative work and studying more finely the modalities of adjustment of the therapist to the characteristics of the client and the evolution of the relationship. The article presents current research and the relevance of gestalt practitioners' contributions to psychotherapy research.

Béja V., Belasco F. (sous la direction de), (2018), La Recherche, Numéro spécial de la revue Gestalt et des Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie, Ed. SFG (Société française de Gestalt-thérapie) & CEG-t (Collège européen de Gestalt-thérapie)

Béja V., Francesetti G., Roubal J., Reck M., (2018), Out of the Paris Conference: a step into exploring practice-based research in Gestalt therapy,
British Gestalt Journal. 2018, Vol. 27, No.1, 7–13
In this paper, the four coveners of the Paris Conference (May 2017) tell us why and how a research tradition in Gestalt therapy is starting to grow: the uniqueness and relevance of Gestalt therapy merits joining the psychotherapy research field to receive legitimation and the Gestalt community has already undertaken good research projects and achieved valuable results. The Gestalt community is now mobilised and the success of the Paris Conference seems to be a turning point. The authors continue by discussing how research can fit with Gestalt anthropology and show how this emerging tradition is connected with and part of the wider field of contemporary psychotherapy research. Finally, they focus on the training and development of the reflexive awareness of the therapist, advocating a more research-orientated attitude.

Béjà, V., (2017). Anarchisme et coopération: une posture gestaltiste pour notre temps. Gestalt, (1), 111-123.

Béja, V., Belasco, F. & Rigaud, L. (2016). La recherche en Gestalt-thérapie: Situation et perspectives. Gestalt, 48-49,(1), 263-277.
The article describes the entry of Gestalt therapy into research on psychotherapy, allowing it to take its place in current debates. This research is evolving towards a better consideration of the complexity of therapeutic work, by revaluing qualitative work and a finer study of how the therapist adjusts to the characteristics of the client and the evolution of the relationship. The article presents current research and the relevance of gestalt practitioners' contributions to psychotherapy research.

Béja, V. (2015). Interview de Leslie Greenberghttps://www.cairn.info/revue-gestal.... Gestalt, 47,(2), 167-173.

Beja, V. (2014). A pragmatic perspective on the Gestalt therapy experience. Gestalt Review, 18(1), 54-64.
The author develops a pragmatic perspective on the therapeutic experience, in particular from the therapist's perspective, and this is done in two essential realms. He suggests, on the one hand, that the therapist's aim with his client might be to teach “attentional gestures” that allow the progress of the process of awareness. On the other hand, by putting cooperative action in the center of the transformation process, he emphasize that being a Gestaltist “is constantly and patiently to establish the conditions of intense cooperation and remain open on the opportunity of a joint and continual investigation on hazards inherent in this cooperation”.

ETHICS

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IDeT and its accreditations

IDeT's accreditations and approvals are a guarantee of quality. They ensure that your training and professional practice will be supervised in an ethical and professional manner.

Since its inception, IDeT has been involved in international activities and research in psychotherapy. Through its theoretical work and publications, IDeT actively contributes to the development of Gestalt therapy.

Training at IDeT allows you to join a network of associations and federations in France and Europe that are involved in promoting Gestalt therapy around the world.

IDeT is a member of the European Association for Gestalt Therapy (EAGT) (associate member)

IDeT is a member of the FPGT - Federation of Gestalt Therapy Professionals

IDeT is Qualiopi certified for its training activities. This certification is a guarantee of the quality of our training procedures.

Certificat Qualiopi

We are also members of the SPR, Society for Psychotherapy Research

Ethics and professional conduct

All IDeT trainers are members of a professional association with a complaints committee and adhere to a code of professional conduct (EAGT, FPGT, SFG, CEGt or similar).

All holders of the IDeT certificate in relational Gestalt therapy undertake to join a professional association with a code of ethics and a complaints committee.

Règlement intérieur IDeT

The IDeT adheres to the codes of ethics of the FPGT and the EAGT.
You can find the full texts on the following websites:
Federation of Gestalt Therapy Professionals (FPGT)
European Association for Gestalt Therapy (EAGT)
These two codes are compatible and complementary.

Complaint procedure

In the event of ethical difficulties or complaints, the IDeT implements the following process in accordance with the requirements of the organizations to which it is affiliated.

1 – The person is invited to request a meeting with the IDeT management to inform them of their difficulties.

2 – Search for solutions to deal with difficulties and complaints

3 – If no solution is found: a mediator assists the complainant in their efforts, organizes a mediation meeting, or refers the complainant to external professional or judicial bodies (FPGT, EAGT, courts, etc.). Within 48 hours of the mediation, the mediator sends the IDeT management a written note summarizing the discussions and proposed courses of action.

4- If no amicable agreement is reached, the complainant has the option of referring the matter free of charge to the consumer mediator responsible for IDeT, namely the Association of European Mediators (AME CONSO), within one year of the written complaint being sent to IDeT.

The matter must be referred to the consumer mediator via AME CONSO.

either by completing the form provided for this purpose on the AME CONSO website: www.mediationconso-ame.com
or by mail addressed to AME CONSO, 11 Place Dauphine – 75001 PARIS.

Updated on 08/23/2025

ONLINE SUPERVISION

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In English (or French) Only

Supervisors

Résumé
Florence BELASCO	Clinical psychologist, Gestalt therapist, trainer and supervisor accredited by the European Gestalt Therapy Association.

Vincent BÉJA

Gestalt therapist, trainer and supervisor accredited by the European Gestalt Therapy Association.

IDeT has chosen to offer didactic supervision in small groups on a short duration (1,5 hours up to 3 hours), thus promoting intimacy and security. The group meets regularly once a month.

**Tariff 2026 For Therapists From Eastern Countries Only**
Résumé
4 people during 3 hours => the group will pay 240€/session
3 people during 2 hours => the group will pay 180€/session
2 people during 1 hours 1/2 => the group will pay 120€/session

Individual

Résumé
Individual Supervision - on demand

=> Please Contact the Institute <=

ART & SUPERVISION

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RESIDENTIAL 2025 AT DECHEN CHÖLING

From the evening of Thursday March 20 to the afternoon of Sunday March 23

A TIME FOR THE THERAPIST

An original formula for taking care of the therapist.
A place conducive to contemplation and creativity in the heart of nature...

To address the themes that are important to you as a therapist
Open yourself up to deep, sensitive listening to your clients

Trust the wisdom of your resonances by deepening them.

Program

During these three days, we will take a field perspective and focus on:

The therapist's resonances as a lever for transformation.
The mobilization of creativity to liberate the therapist's experience.
Integrating a clinic of the heart to foster openness and presence in relationship.
Opening up to new intervention perspectives.

With the help of a variety of artistic and creative media, we'll play with shapes, colors, volumes, sounds and movement to bring to light what's trying to emerge from the therapeutic relationship. This playful, innovative approach invites you to dare, to explore, and to deeply renew your engagement with your clients.

In detail

– Supervision time focused on your clinical situations
– Use of various creative media (sound, music, color, drawing, painting, light, earth, shapes, volume, movement, rhythm, gesture, staging, improvisation, play...) to explore your affective, emotional and bodily resonances.
– Extended listening and group participation.
– Opportunity to discover or deepen your preferred themes, values and style as a therapist, and to address your own vulnerabilities.
– For those who wish, we offer morning and evening meditation sessions at our host center.
In a spirit of benevolence, openness, experimentation and freedom.

Learning objectives

To identify one's own affectivity within the clinical situation.
Identify the relational dynamics between patient and therapist.
Deepen one's resonances using creative media
Open up to the therapeutic use of the self in clinical situations

SUPERVISORS

Florence Belasco
Co-founder of IDeT. Supervisor accredited by the European Association of Gestalt Therapy (EAGT). Clinical psychologist, gestalt therapist, trainer, author of several articles and co-editor of a book on gestalt therapy research (2018). A therapist for 30 years, she began her career as an art therapist, running a “creation and therapy” workshop in a hospital.

Her latest clinical article:
Belasco, F. (2024). Her favorite : A poetic approach to trauma. The novel as a resource for the therapist. Cahiers de Gestalt-thérapie, 49, 74-91.

Fabrice Feron
Gestalt therapist and supervisor accredited by the IFGT, sociologist by training, graduate of Arts et Métiers (adult education).
A holder of the European Certificate in Psychotherapy, he is also an institutional consultant on teamwork and is interested in creative processes.

PUBLIC

Therapists and Gestalt practitioners. No prior artistic knowledge or practice necessary.

DATES AND TIMES

From March 20 evening to March 23 early afternoon

arrival on Thursday March 20 for dinner at 7pm and evening party
departure Sunday March 23 after dinner in the early afternoon

PLACE

Shambhala Dechen Chöling Center
Le Mas Marvent
Rue du Château 640
87700 Saint-Yrieix-sous-Aixe

To get there
30 minutes from Limoges Bénédictins train station, by bus or cab. A shuttle service is available at certain times
By train from Paris:

arrival Thursday afternoon March 20
Train: 14h26 gare d'Austerlitz (Paris) -> gare de Limoges-Bénédictins 17h57
departure Sunday 23^rd afternoon
Train: 15h01 gare de Limoges-Bénédictins ->< gare d'Austerlitz 18h32

PRICE

390€ For the course excluding accommodation

TO REGISTER

To register, you need to follow two successive steps involving two different payments, one for the course, the other for accommodation:
1 - STAGE registration (IDeT)

2 - registration for ACCOMMODATION (Dechen Choling)

Please note that you can of course visit the Dechen Choling website to get an idea of the location and accommodation but, for logistical reasons, please book your accommodation by clicking exclusively on the button below.. Thank you.

Contact

secretariat@idet.paris
Florence Belasco on tel: 06 73 35 95 44

Modified on 10-01-2025

Relational Contemporary Gestalt Therapy CERTIFICATE

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Deep Listening & Resonances in a Field Perspective

Relational Gestalt Therapy represents the most innovative current in contemporary Gestalt therapy, and the one most in line with the field perspective.

Our Relational Gestalt Therapy certificate will enable you to perfect your skills and provide clear answers to the questions that every therapist asks:

How can I use my emotions, feelings and resonances during a session ?
Where should I put my though and what to look at ?
How do I intervene ? What guides me ?

An original, rigorous, professionalizing training program. International trainers, experienced and recognized by the EAGT (European Association for Gestalt Therapy).

Public: Gestalt therapists, psychopractitioners, psychotherapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, helping relationship professionals, gestalt practitioners and students just starting out.

=> Advanced training cycle - 266h
=> Access to the European title of Gestalt Psychotherapist

( on application)

CERTIFICATE OPENING
January 30^th, 2025

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January 30, 2025 - July 2026

THE CERTIFICATE IN DETAIL

Three key areas for improvement
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The Grounding, Presence and Impact of the Therapist's Persona Theoretical Points of Reference for Thinking about Therapeutic Situations and Processes Putting the Therapeutic Relationship into Practice

Overall Objectives

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Becoming an expert in Contemporary Relational Gestalt Therapy

Underpinning your practice with

a Radical Relational Ethic
the Development and Use of the Therapist's Sensitivity in Situation
Recent Findings in Psychotherapy Research

Specific Skills

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To have at one's disposal the concepts, methods and specific reference points resulting from contemporary theoretical and clinical advances necessary for Gestalt practice from a field perspective.

Using the key concepts of therapeutic change to guide your interventions

Identify one's own Bodily and Affectivity Resonances as a Therapist, Understand their Relational Meaning and Use them

Modulate and Tune your Presence to your Current Experienced Feelings

Certificate Topics

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Contemporary theoretical innovations

Therapist involvement and resonance

Deep Listening

Keys for Therapeutic Intervention

Research in Psychotherapy

Sensitivity to the social field

Experienced international trainers, recognized by EAGT

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Florence BelascoCo-founder of IDeT, Psychologist, Gestalt Therapist, Trainer and Supervisor. Member of the EAGT Research Committee. Specialist in Gestalt field therapy in France.

Vincent Béja Co-founder of IDeT, Gestalt therapist, Trainer and Supervisor. Associate member of NYIGT (New York Institute of Gestalt Therapy). Former Chairman of the EAGT Research Committee. Specialist in Relational Gestalt Therapy in France.

Julianne Appel-Opper Psychotherapist, German Integrative Gestalt Therapist, Supervisor and Trainer. Specialist in Therapeutic Body Dialogue. Founder of Relational Living Body Therapy.

Gianni Francesetti Italian Psychiatrist, Gestalt therapist, Trainer and Supervisor. Director of IPsiG (International Institute for Psychopathology and Gestalt Therapy ) and former president of EAGT. Expert in contemporary field perspective.

Lynne Jacobs Ph. D., Psy. D., American Gestalt tTherapist, Trainer, Supervisor, Co-founder of the Pacific Gestalt Institute (PGI) - Los Angeles, Trainer at the Institute of Contemporary Psychoanalysis (ICP) - Los Angeles. Expert in Relational Gestalt Therapy.

Jan Roubal Psychiatrist, Associate Professor of Psychotherapy at Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic. Former Chairman of the EAGT Research Committee. Expert in Relational Gestalt Therapy.

Public

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Gestalt therapists, psychopractitioners, psychotherapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, helping relationship professionals, gestalt practitioners and students just starting out.

Dates and Places

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From January 2025 to the summer of 2026, a year and a half of training, with a 4-day meeting in Paris approximately every two months and a weekend to finish.

January 30 - February 2, 2025
April 3 - April 6, 2025
May 29 - June 1, 2025 (Arrival on May 28 evening - Residential in Provence)
June 26-29, 2025
September 25-28, 2025
November 27-30, 2025
January 29 - February 1, 2026
March 26-29, 2026
May 28-31, 2026
July 3-4, 2026

Rates

38 days of training (over a year and a half) - 5700€

Mensualization possible (cost 300€ / month over 19 months)

Definition of other payment terms: contact the secretariat secretariat@idet.paris

REGISTRATION PROCEDURE

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Your application to be sent to secretariat@idet.paris includes:

CV WITH PHOTO
cover letter
Diplomas and level of study
Proof of previous training in psychotherapy

Then pre-register below and submit your CV online. We will then contact you for an individual interview with the teaching team to validate your enrolment

IDeT reserves the right to admit or refuse a participant in order to maintain the coherence of the training group and the educational objectives

Updated on the 15 of January 2025

INITIATION TO CONTEMPORARY GESTALT THERAPY

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In partnership with the Pierre Janet Centre of the University of Lorraine.

By proposing a model of change based on the use of the therapist's resonances within the therapeutic relationship, contemporary Gestalt therapy opens up a new paradigm. It is at the forefront of putting the therapist's person at the service of patients' change processes. It is thus in line with the most recent results of psychotherapy research which show that the person of the therapist is the most relevant variable in the effectiveness of a therapy.

Alternating theory and practice, this training (from level 1) will introduce the trainee to the understanding of contemporary Gestalt therapy and begin to use elements of it in their clinic.
With level 2 she will be able to engage in the in-depth training offered by IDeT and its modules “At the heart of the clinic”.

The level 1 module does not require any pre-requisites to be attended.
Entry to the level 2 module requires the completion of level 1.

AIMS
To situate Gestalt therapy within the modalities of psychotherapy
To understand the specificities of Gestalt therapy
To understand the essential principles and concepts of Gestalt therapy
Understand and adopt the basics of the proposed posture
To develop one's own emotional and bodily awareness
PROGRAM Level 1 - 3 Days Training

Context

– An optimistic vision of Man and a brief history of Gestalt therapy within the humanist movement
– Its main intellectual roots: psychoanalysis, phenomenology, gestalt-psychology

Fundamentals

– Principle of inseparable organism-environment unity opening to the contemporary field theory in Gestalt therapy
– Current lived experience and work in the here and now

Developing the therapist's skills

– Focus on emotional experience
– Awareness, consciousness and the place of the unconscious
– Experimentation in Gestalt therapy

PROGRAM Level 2 - 3 Days Training

Change in Gestalt Therapy

– Purpose of therapy
– The paradoxical theory of change
– Change in the field perspective
– Non-normative view of health
– Focus on the present (and place of the past)

Developing the therapist's skills

– The construction of the lived world
– The 'next' and intentionality in therapy
– Contact and relational patterns
– Unfinished Gestalt

Keys for intervention

– Support: a key concept in Gestalt therapy
– The therapeutic relationship as a tool for change

In coherence with the objective of using the therapist's resonances for the benefit of change processes for the patient, the training will make a large place for experimentation and small group practicums.

PUBLIC

Professionals practising psychotherapy (psychologists, psychiatrists, psychotherapists, psychopractitioners, students in Master II of clinical psychology).
Other applications from the medico-social and educational fields may be considered.

INTERVENERS

Florence BELASCO
Vincent BEJA

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Gestalt therapy trainers and supervisors approved by the EAGT (European Association for Gestalt Therapy)
Co-founders and directors of the IDeT (Institute for the Development of the Therapist).

PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Registration is done directly at the Centre Pierre Janet
Location: Centre Pierre Janet - Université de Lorraine - Bâtiment A - Île du Saulcy - 57000 METZ

updated 2024-03-05

Working Alliance

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ALLIANCE - FLYER

Key factor in the success of a therapy
Best predictor of success

FACE TO FACE training! - Workshop abroad on request

The therapeutic alliance is in fact a question that arises in a singular way with each of our patients. It is also a transversal notion that concerns all therapeutic modalities.
Our seminar is based on a certain number of essential and common elements stemming from research in psychotherapy. These elements will be illustrated by clinical vignettes and experiential work.

Structure of the module
2 times 2 days OR 3 consecutive days / to be adjusted

Who is this training for?
This training is addressed to all therapists and students with a clinic for whom the relationship is central: Gestalt therapists and all humanist, existential and relational clinicians or students.

Aims

Getting concrete guidelines for your first sessions
Becoming aware of the three dimensions of the alliance
Detect and repair alliance ruptures
Use the main results of the research

Pedagogical means

Theoretical-clinical and experiential training in small groups
Clinical work based on real cases brought by the participants
Video illustrations
Learning through experience and observation (supervised practicums, didactic sequences, video), role playing and times of sharing

Our modules are built around taking into account the specific needs and resources of the participants, which encourages their self-training. They offer a safe environment, in a small group, rich in resources

Trainers
Vincent Béja and Florence Belasco - Founders of IDeT - over 20 years experience

ALLIANCE - FLYER

Florence and Vincent develop a unique perspective on the processes of change in psychotherapy.
Through their writings, their training institute and their commitment to research in humanistic psychotherapy within the international Gestalt community, they develop a relational vision of therapy that places the therapist's affective resonances at the heart of the change process.
Attestation
A training certificate may be issued at the end of this module. It will allow you to validate a number of training units that meet the criteria of the various professional organisations (EAP, EAGT...).

Updated 2024-05-03

The therapist's resonance

2021-11-22T12:56:53Z

TO EXPERIENCE IN ORDER TO INTERVENE

FACE TO FACE training! - Workshop abroad on request

Body, emotional and affective resonances are the central material of therapeutic intervention from a relational and field perspective.
This training, which is central to the IDeT clinical perspective, will enable you to use more clearly and effectively what you experience in session with your patients

We are always affected by our patient just as they are constantly affected by us. In this complex system of resonances, the therapist can often feel helpless, arrested, even abused. We will offer participants a method and guideposts for attuning their experience to that of the patient in a way that is opening and growth-inducing.

FLYER RESONANCE

Structure of the module
2 times 2 days OR 3 consecutive days / to be adjusted

Objectives of the module

to become more attentive to one's body and emotional resonances
to know how to evaluate what they would push us to do
to use these resonances to tune in to the patient's experience
from this tuning, learn to intervene in an adjusted way

Pedagogical means

Theoretical-clinical and experiential training in small groups
Clinical work based on real cases brought by the participants
Video illustrations
Learning through experience and observation (supervised practicums, didactic sequences, video), role playing and sharing time

Our modules are built around taking into account the specific needs and resources of the participants, which encourages their self-training. They offer a safe, small group, resourceful environment

Compatibility with European Association for GT training standards

This seminar is compatible with at least topics 2, 8 and 12 (Theory of Gestalt Therapy -The Gestalt therapist in the therapeutic relationship - Research in Gestalt) of the EAGT training standards and as such can be included in the minimum 600 hours of theoretical courses.

Trainers
Vincent Béja and Florence Belasco - Founders of IDeT - Over than 25 years of experience

Florence and Vincent develop a unique perspective on the processes of change in psychotherapy.
Through their writings, their training institute and their commitment to research in humanistic psychotherapy within the international Gestalt community, they develop a relational vision of therapy that places the therapist's affective resonances at the heart of the change process.

Attestation
A training certificate may be issued at the end of this module. It will allow you to validate a number of training units that meet the criteria of the various professional organisations (EAP, EAGT...).

FLYER RESONANCE

updated on 2024-05-03

The impact of the therapist that I am

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“What do I use when I use myself?” “What therapist am I?”

FACE TO FACE training

With this training you will better understand your personal dynamics as a therapist, its effects on the therapeutic encounter and will soften and enrich your ways of reacting to the diversity of your patients.

This module explores the effects of participants' motivation to be therapists, their personal histories, life experiences, the attachment patterns that characterize them and, ultimately, the impact they can have on others and therefore on their patients.

We will accompany the participants in the practical application and handling of these aspects in the therapeutic encounter.

Structure of the module
4 days: 2 times 2 days separated by an integration time or 3 consecutive days

Objectives of the module

To measure the role of personal wounds and problematic experiences in the deployment of the participant's empathy towards their patients (strengths and weaknesses)
To understand the participant's own mode of attachment and to measure its impact on the dynamics of the psychotherapies he/she conducts
To become more aware of the projections that the participant can mobilise with his patients
To better understand how the respective dynamics of the patient and the therapist are articulated
To open his palette of interventions

Trainers
Vincent Béja and Florence Belasco - Founders of IDeT - over 20 years of experience

Florence Belasco - Clinical psychologist, Psychotherapist, Gestalt therapist, trainer and supervisor. Member of the Research Committee of the EAGT (European Association of Gestalt Therapy), the SPR (Society for Psychotherapy Research) and the SEPI (Society for the Exploration of Integration in Psychotherapy).

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Vincent Béja - Gestalt therapist, trainer and supervisor. Responsible for the Research Committee of the EAGT (European Association of Gestalt Therapy), member of the NYIGT (New York Institute of Gestalt Therapy) and the SPR (Society for Psychotherapy Research).

Pedagogical means
Theoretical-clinical and experiential training in small groups

Clinical work based on real cases from the participants' own practice.
Learning by experience and observation (practicum, didactic sequences, video), situation setting and sharing time.
Reflective work and self-evaluation in intercession.

Our modules are built around taking into account the specific needs and resources of the participants, which encourages their self-training. They offer a safe, small group, resourceful environment

Attestation
A training certificate may be issued at the end of this module. It will allow you to validate a number of training units that meet the criteria of the various professional organisations (EAP, FF2P, EAGT...).

updated on 21-09-2021


	Florence BelascoCo-founder of IDeT, Psychologist, Gestalt Therapist, Trainer and Supervisor. Member of the EAGT Research Committee. Specialist in Gestalt field therapy in France.
	Vincent Béja Co-founder of IDeT, Gestalt therapist, Trainer and Supervisor. Associate member of NYIGT (New York Institute of Gestalt Therapy). Former Chairman of the EAGT Research Committee. Specialist in Relational Gestalt Therapy in France.
	Julianne Appel-Opper Psychotherapist, German Integrative Gestalt Therapist, Supervisor and Trainer. Specialist in Therapeutic Body Dialogue. Founder of Relational Living Body Therapy.
	Gianni Francesetti Italian Psychiatrist, Gestalt therapist, Trainer and Supervisor. Director of IPsiG (International Institute for Psychopathology and Gestalt Therapy ) and former president of EAGT. Expert in contemporary field perspective.
	Lynne Jacobs Ph. D., Psy. D., American Gestalt tTherapist, Trainer, Supervisor, Co-founder of the Pacific Gestalt Institute (PGI) - Los Angeles, Trainer at the Institute of Contemporary Psychoanalysis (ICP) - Los Angeles. Expert in Relational Gestalt Therapy.
	Jan Roubal Psychiatrist, Associate Professor of Psychotherapy at Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic. Former Chairman of the EAGT Research Committee. Expert in Relational Gestalt Therapy.

Institut de Développement du Thérapeute

INFORMATION MEETINGS

Vincent BEJA

Co-founder of IDeT-gestalt

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ETHICS

IDeT and its accreditations

Ethics and professional conduct

Complaint procedure

ONLINE SUPERVISION

Supervisors

Groups

Individual

ART & SUPERVISION

RESIDENTIAL 2025 AT DECHEN CHÖLING

From the evening of Thursday March 20 to the afternoon of Sunday March 23

A TIME FOR THE THERAPIST

Program

In detail

Learning objectives

SUPERVISORS

PUBLIC

DATES AND TIMES

PLACE

PRICE

TO REGISTER

Relational Contemporary Gestalt Therapy CERTIFICATE

Deep Listening & Resonances in a Field Perspective

=> Advanced training cycle - 266h

=> Access to the European title of Gestalt Psychotherapist

CERTIFICATE OPENING

January 30th, 2025

THE CERTIFICATE IN DETAIL

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Overall Objectives

Specific Skills

Certificate Topics

Experienced international trainers, recognized by EAGT

Public

Dates and Places

Rates

REGISTRATION PROCEDURE

INITIATION TO CONTEMPORARY GESTALT THERAPY

In partnership with the Pierre Janet Centre of the University of Lorraine.

AIMS

PROGRAM Level 1 - 3 Days Training

PROGRAM Level 2 - 3 Days Training

PUBLIC

INTERVENERS

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Working Alliance

Key factor in the success of a therapy

Best predictor of success

The therapist's resonance

The impact of the therapist that I am

“What do I use when I use myself?” “What therapist am I?”

January 30^th, 2025

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