Jean-Paul Gonseth

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Jean-Paul Gonseth (* 1921 ; † 1999 ) was an FMH specialist in psychiatry and psychotherapy .

He was a pioneer in German-speaking countries in therapy with dolls as a medium. He taught his method , figurative psychodrama, at his Institute for Psychodrama and Figuration in Liestal , Switzerland.

Jean-Paul Gonseth, son of the mathematician and philosopher Ferdinand Gonseth , spoke of an indoor stage and an outdoor stage that is organized as a revolving stage. This means that inner figures (different parts of a person's personality) can interact on a stage.

Works

  • Jean-Paul Gonseth and Annemarie Misteli: Figures of our inner world . Institute for Psychodrama and Figurations, Liestal 1981
  • Jean-Paul Gonseth and Wolfgang W. Zöller: Figurative process and psychodrama . Junfermann, Paderborn 1985, ISBN 3-87387-249-8
  • Jean-Paul Gonseth and Walter Krähenbühl: Inner Figures - Homage to Elisabeth . Video
personal data
SURNAME Gonseth, Jean-Paul
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German psychiatrist and psychotherapist
DATE OF BIRTH 1921
DATE OF DEATH 1999