I expect it to be brief, presenting only one or at most two items each time. Future exciting episodes will omit the following introductory remarks that are needed here. We can think of Gestalt practice as a kind of three-legged stool. The legs are attitude, theory, and method. And the third leg is the methods or techniques that describe how to do what we do.
Rogerian psychology has methods.
Cognitive behavioral psychology has methods. And Gestalt therapy has a rich supply of them. Fritz and Laura were always experimenting, and they encouraged their students to do the same. We have many of Fritz' experiments immortalized in books and videos which have carried them around the world. We lack a similar forum whereby today's practitioners in Cleveland and California, Austria and Argentina can easily exchange small discoveries that they find effective in their work.