S T A F F A N D A S S O C I A T E S
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Margaret (Pat) Korb, Ph.D., is Director and Co-Founder of the Gestalt
Center of Gainesville. She has
been working,
training, learning in Gestalt
therapy since
1970, and is the primary trainer
on the staff.
She is co-author of the text,
Gestalt Therapy: Practice and Theory (Pergamon Press, 1989). Pat holds an M.A.
in English and a Ph.D. in Counselor
Education
from the University of Florida.
She is a
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
in Florida,
is listed in the Gestalt Directory,
and is
a founding member of the International
Gestalt
Therapy Association (IGTA).
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Roberta Bloom
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Jason Bowman
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Maura Brady
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Susan Cary has been a lawyer working with people affected
by homicide – offenders, victims,
families
– since 1974. She is a member
of the Victim-Offender
Mediation Association, Murder
Victims' Families
for Reconciliation, and Parents
of Murdered
Children. She is also a Hospice
volunteer.
She was on the Board of Directors
of the
Elisabeth Kubler-Ross Center
for several
years until its closure in l995.
She reads
and reflects on issues of shame,
atonement,
repentance, forgiveness, wholeness.
The ‘radical
respect' tenet of Gestalt resonates
in her
own work. A Quaker, she has recently
discovered
Kwan Yin, Buddhist goddess of
compassion.
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Elaine Casquarelli
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Wes Corbett
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Bruce Cornwell
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Josie Davenport, L.M.T., L.C.S.W., began training in Gestalt in the early
1980's. As co-owner of the Florida
School
of Massage, with a joint career
in bodywork
and clinical social work, she
has taught
Gestalt-based communications
skills and has
led support groups for almost
two decades
including personal growth groups
and hospice
groups. With associates Korb,
Korb, &
Martin, she has recently co-authored
the
book, i-Contact: A Gestalt Guide to Skilled Communication (Gestalt Journal Press, 2007). Josie uses
movement, meditation, and the creative arts
to facilitate learning, awareness and change.
As a hobby, she loves gardening and outdoor
photography. She is a member of the traditional
Irish band, KellTara, where she sings and
plays flute, drum and concertina. Please
visit her web site at www.josiedavenport.com/.
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Mary Fukuyama
Clinical Professor and Licensed
Psychologist
University of Florida Counseling
Center
301 Peabody Hall
PO Box 114100
Gainesville, FL 32611-4100
352.392.1575
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Barry Frenchman, M.S., is a licensed mental health counselor and
Gestalt therapist in private
practice. He
has trained with Pat Korb, Gertrude
Krause,
and Calvin Leonard. He has worked
in a variety
of human service settings with
emphasis on
addictions, sexual abuse, children's
issues,
and clinical supervision.
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Ann Gill, L.M.T., L.C.S.W., trained in Gestalt Therapy since the early
1980's, is an associate member
of the Gestalt
Center and facilitates personal
growth groups.
She maintains an active private
practice
in Gainesville since 1984 in
process-oriented
Polarity/Massage therapy and
offers weekly
Hatha yoga classes as well as
private yoga
sessions. Her interests include
healing of
the heart through yoga, meditation,
nutrition
and group support.
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Marybeth Hyer
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John P. Korb has over 30 years of history in Gestalt
therapy and theory. He formally joined the
staff in 1995, is a training group facilitator,
as well as editor, author and co-author of
training materials and publications. He is
a student of aikido, and hatha and kundalini
yogas. With a life time background in visual
arts, and as a chosen non-academician, he
enjoys mentoring and tutoring individuals
in a creative process-context. For more about
Mr Korb, you can visit his website.
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Nancy Lasseter, Ed.S., LMHC, has been in private practice as a Licensed
Mental Health Counselor for over 20 years.
She specializes in the treatment of anxiety
and depression using Mindfulness and is a
trained instructor of the Mindfulness-Based
Stress Reduction Program. Call 352 222-2052
or view her website: Nancylasseter.com.
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Alice Martin, Ph.D., Counselor Education, University of Florida,
was first introduced to the Gestalt
approach
in 1976 in Seattle. She has trained
with
Pat Korb, Gertrude Krause, and
Poldi Orlando.
She is a licensed Marriage and
Family Therapist
and has been working with groups,
couples,
and individuals in private practice
since
1985. Alice also has training
in Clinical
Hypnosis, Psychodrama, and Massage
Therapy.
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Phyllis Meek
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Debbie Miller
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Brian Mistler, M.A., is finishing his Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology
at the University of Florida.
He recieved
his Masters in Conflict Resolution
from the
University of Bradford, U.K,
and is completing
his doctoral internship at Virginia
Commonwealth
University in Richmond, Virginia
2008-2009.
Brian 'came home' to Gestalt
when he began
training with Dr. Pat Korb in
2003, and has
since become an active Gestalt
therapist,
group facilitator, and member
of the international
Gestalt community. Brian specializes
in anxiety,
religion/spirituality (especially
work with
Muslims, Buddhists, Christians,
Jews, and
Hindu/ISKCon), and the use of
therapeutic
humor and teaching parables.
When he's not
learning from clients, Brian
has also been
caught teaching courses at The
University
of Florida and The University
of Central
Florida, and occasionally his
work even resembles
research - you're invited to
read more detailed
(though frequently outdated ;-)
information
at mistler.onlinepsy.com.
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Mike Murphy
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Sara Nash
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Robin Nuzum
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Ginnan Olmstead, A.P., L.M.T., started training in Gestalt Therapy in 1982.
She has incorporated Gestalt
techniques in
her acupuncture and massage practice
to balance
the body-mind aspects of her
therapeutic
treatments. Ginnan currently
teaches Therapeutic
Communications, Japanese Meridian
Therapy,
and Oriental Bodywork at the
Dragon Rises
School of Oriental Medicine in
Gainesville,
where she is the Dean of Students.
Ginnan
is also Secretary of the Florida
Branch and
National Board member for the
Toyohari (Japanese
Acupuncture) Association in the
U.S.
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Debi Pais, L.C.S.W., specializes in issues of life transitions,
loss and grief with individuals,
couples
and groups in her private practice
and as
a Hospice counselor. She has
been licensed
as a clinical social worker since
1992, and
involved in the Gestalt Center
since 1995.
Her interests include yoga, mindfulness
and
outdoor adventures.
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Joan Scully
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Roberta Seldman
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David Suchman, Ph.D., is a licensed psychologist and professor
in the Counseling Center at the
University
of Florida. He also has a small
private practice.
He has been practicing, supervising,
and
teaching psychotherapy and community
psychology
since 1964.
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Ed Svasta, Jr.
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Tina Tannen
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Jerry Thompson, Ed.S., a graduate of the University of Florida's
Counselor Education Program,
has been licensed
as a Mental Health Counselor
since 1982 and
involved in a private mental
health and career
advisement practice since 1990.
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Jacqueline Whitmore
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OTHER RESOURCES:
The International Gestalt Directory
The Alachua County Crisis Center
352.264.6789 (emergency hotline)
352.264.6785 (business office)
Due to confidentiality issues, as well as
that staff maintain and manage their
own
private practices independently, we
are not
currently set up for on-line referrals
for
private counseling. If you are seeking
a
referral, please contact The Gestalt
Center's
confidential voice mail, at (352) 371-1120.
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