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Living Gestalt in Organizations – Short Intensive GPO Program
Developing relational presence and Gestalt practice in organisations through an adult learning experience
An international online program for experienced Gestalt practitioners who want to deepen their organisational practice and strengthen their professional identity and use of self within complex organisational systems.
Over 2.5 months, participants work in a small international learning group through experiential workshops, individual and group supervision, peer learning and work on real organisational cases.
The program is designed as a deepening and integrative experience rather than an introductory Gestalt training, bridging Gestalt theory, identity and practice in organisational contexts.
Program: 3 modules (6 half-day online workshops) + Certification Preparation Session
Dates: 15–16 October · 12–13 November · 10–11 December 2026
Time: Thursdays & Fridays, 16:00–20:00 CET
Group: max. 12 participants
Language: English
Certification: 40h CPD; program aligned with EAGT GPO criteria
Program fee:
Early bird: €2,300 until 30 September 2026
Regular: €2,500
Applications until 15 October 2026
Facilitated by Sandra Antišić Čanić & Angelika Burovski
“We don’t teach another model. We invite you to live Gestalt — in contact, in complexity, in the field.”
Download full program brochure (PDF)
When Contact Gets Stuck – Online Workshop
Exploring recurring organizational patterns through the Gestalt contact cycle
Organizations, like individuals, can develop recurring ways of responding to challenge, uncertainty and change. Some of these patterns may once have been useful, but over time they can become rigid and limit the organization’s capacity to respond to what is happening now.
When Contact Gets Stuck – A Gestalt Map of Organizational Patterns is a model I developed to explore these patterns through the Gestalt contact cycle.
Rather than treating them as organizational types or diagnoses, the model offers seven lenses for observing where contact may become constrained – from sensing what is happening, through awareness and mobilization, to action, contact, satisfaction and withdrawal.
In this 90-minute experiential online workshop, we will explore the model through practical organizational examples and participants’ own experience. We will also consider an important question behind each pattern: what might this way of functioning be protecting?
The workshop is intended for HR professionals, organizational consultants, coaches, leaders and Gestalt practitioners interested in working with organizations.
Next workshop: 24 September 2026
Time: 17:00 CEST
Format: Online | 90 minutes
Participation includes the digital booklet When Contact Gets Stuck – A Gestalt Map of Organizational Patterns.
Early bird registration is open.
Click here: Registration September 24th
For further information: sandra@gestaltd.com
Menopause: Ways We Sabotage Ourselves and Access to Wisdom.
01.10.2025. – A new group starts in a seven-week online mental fitness program combined with the Gestalt approach.
This time the group is intended for business women in the transition to menopause.
Entering menopause is a period of transformation for a woman. In some cultures, menopause has a special place in the life of the community, but in our culture it is still taboo.
Program elements:
Small group (3 to 5) participants
Access to the online positive intelligence program for developing mental fitness (https://www.positiveintelligence.com/program/)
Weekly group meetings lasting 1 hour (Monday afternoon, via the zoom platform)
Two individual coaching sessions
Program leader: Sandra Antišić Čanić, psychologist and psychotherapist, certified Positive Intelligence partner
Program price: 1250 EUR
More information by e-mail: sandra@gestaltd.com or 098260726
Your partner in development
Sandra Antišić Čanić
Psychologist, Gestalt psychotherapist and organizational practitioner.
I work with individuals, leaders and organizations, creating spaces for reflection, learning and meaningful development.