Supporting research, collaboration and dissemination of knowledge in Gestalt therapy through contemporary scientific methods and practice-based evidence.
Gestalt Research Hub aims to support research, dialogue and publication opportunities for Gestalt therapists and researchers interested in advancing the field through contemporary scientific inquiry.
An international multi-site study investigating long-term Gestalt therapy processes, therapeutic outcomes and relational dimensions of clinical practice.
As of May 2026, thirteen therapist–client dyads are participating in the Russian-speaking branch of the international ARKCO study. Recruitment remains open.
Contemporary psychotherapy research increasingly recognizes that therapeutic outcomes depend not only on techniques but also on the quality of the therapeutic relationship and the therapist's capacity for moment-to-moment responsiveness. Gestalt therapy research contributes to understanding these relational processes in real clinical practice.