Le Peuc’h, Isabelle <br/><br/>
Real Life 

 -  2013.<br/>							 
<br/><br/> 50 
<br/><br/> Successful experiences in gestalt group therapy are sometimes perceived by participants as an ideal that is disconnected from the real world and from the social groups to which they belong. For this reason, these experiences cannot benefit such participants’ everyday lives. Often, a rift emerges between the gestalt group and what is called “real life.” This paper, written by four hands, raises a few sociological points and presents the pitfalls of gestalt therapy. Then, it suggests a few therapeutic approaches that may turn this situation into an opportunity for growth.