I. History and Theory
    1. The Experiential Paradigm Unfolding: Relationship and Experiencing, Watson, Greenberg, and Lietaer
    2. The Theory of Experience-Centered Therapies, Greenberg and Van Balen

II. Foundational Processes
    3. Empathy: A Postmodern Way of Being?, Watson, Goldman, and Vanaerschot
    4. Dialogic Gestalt Therapy, Yontef
    5. Existential Processes, Schneider
    6. Focusing Microprocesses, Leijssen
    7. Interpersonal Processes, van Kessel and Lietaer
    8. The Person as Active Agent in Experiential Therapy, Bohart and Tallman
    9. How Can Impressive In-Session Changes Become Impressive Postsession Changes?, Mahrer

III.Differential Treatment Applications
    10. Process-Experiential Therapy of Depression, Greenberg, Watson, and Goldman
    11. Process-Experiential Therapy for Posttraumatic Stress Difficulties, Elliott, Davis, and Slatik
    12. Experiential Psychotherapy of the Anxiety Disorders, Wolfe and Sigl
    13. Goal-Oriented Client-Centered Psychotherapy of Psychosomatic Disorders, Sachse
    14. Experiential Psychodrama with Sexual Trauma, Hudgins
    15. The Treatment of Borderline Personality Disorder, Eckert and Biermann-Ratjen
    16. A Client-Centered Approach to Therapeutic Work with Dissociated and Fragile Process, Warner
    17. Pretherapy and Presymbolic Experiencing, Prouty
    18. Psychopathology According to the Differential Incongruence Model, Speirer
    19. Diagnosing in the Here and Now: A Gestalt Therapy Approach, Melnick and Nevis

IV. Conclusion
    20. Experiential Therapy: Identity and Challenges, Greenberg, Lietaer, and Watson

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13 mars 2000