GENERATING POWERFUL, POSITIVE CHANGE...
… in individuals, groups, organizations, and communities.
welcome to the gestalt institute of cleveland (gIC)
The Gestalt Institute of Cleveland is dedicated to promoting personal and professional growth, fostering meaningful relationships, and inspiring positive change in individuals, organizations, and communities through the application of Gestalt principles and practices.
“For over a decade I have been searching for the best ways to educate the brain’s empathic or “default mode” network. I have found that Gestalt provides the most powerful, and also the most comprehensive, training program. Gestalt reaches the parts of the brain that traditional education overlooks: the brain’s function core that is essential for resilience, motivation, well-being and consciousness. If you will let it, Gestalt has the power to transform your brain and your life.”
Anthony ("Tony") Ian Jack, PhD,
Elmer G. Beamer - Hubert H. Schneider Chair in Ethics,
Principal Investigator of Brain, Mind & Consciousness Laboratory
Research Fellow, Coaching Research Lab, Weatherhead School of Management
Associate Professor in Philosophy with secondary appointments in Psychology, Neurology, Neuroscience & Organizational Behavior
Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH, USA
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Experience the transformative power of Gestalt at the Gestalt Institute of Cleveland.
Whether you are a clinician, coach, individual seeking personal growth, leader, or organizational development specialist, our programs will help you unlock your full potential and create meaningful change in your life and the lives of others.
Join our vibrant community of learners and discover the benefits of Gestalt for yourself.
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the tessa kepner-kraus fund
Established to support those who are interested in Gestalt courses at the Gestalt Institute of Cleveland and for whom their financial situation is a barrier to enrollment. This fund represents a concerted effort to extend support to persons most often systematically excluded due to race, sexual/gender orientation, class, income, and religion. This fund is an attempt to influence the world towards Tessa’s vision of a diverse, inclusive world. Your contribution in support of this vision is greatly appreciated.