- ANNOUNCEMENTS
EAGT 40th Jubilee Year
May 5th marks the 40th anniversary of the European Association for Gestalt Therapy (EAGT). Following our collective decision, we are thrilled to declare this year
Bridges of Difference: Dubrovnik Conference, October 22-25, 2026
As Gestalt practitioners, we recognize difference as a dynamic force within the field, an invitation to deeper contact, transformation and belonging. Limitations to meet difference with
International Gestalt Research Conference, September 5-7, 2025
2025 International Gestalt Research Conference will be held on 5-7 September 2025 in Birmingham, United Kingdom For more information, please follow the link: Save the Date
- NEWS
Gestalt in the Present World, the First Jubilee Lecture by Frans Meulmeester
EAGT members, join us on May 5th at 7 PM CET as we officially open this special 40th jubilee year with a lecture by Frans Meulmeester,
In memoriam Bernhard Thosold
With great sadness we got the announcement that Bernhard Thosold unexpectedly passed away on March 2nd 2025. Bernhard was, beside board member of the Austrian
September GMM (General Meeting of Members)
Our September meeting will traditionally be held in the place of the next year’s conference. So, this year we will meet in Dubrovnik, September 27th.
The European Association for Gestalt Therapy (EAGT) is the professional body promoting the work of Gestalt Therapists and Gestalt organisational practitioners in Europe. We uphold the highest professional standards and support the advancement of gestalt therapy and gestalt OD practice via knowledge exchange and by encouraging research.
Founded in 1985, we currently have over _ individual members and _ institutional members across _ European countries. Any graduate of an EAGT accredited Training Institute can join EAGT as a full member.
EAGT is a member of the European Association for Psychotherapy (EAP) and as such we oversee professional standards for Gestalt Therapy in Europe via the devising of joint Training Standards and developing a code of Ethical practice.
We are founded on democratic principles with officers elected by and accountable to our members. Leaders of National Organisations for Gestalt Therapy (NOGTs) from the different European countries constitute our General Board.
