Friday, 17 October

BGJ Writing Academy – How to turn your idea into a paper

One day in-person workshop in Nottingham, UK facilitated by Christine Stevens and Dora Darvasi

By British Gestalt Journal

Date and time

Location

Malvern House

41 Mapperley Road Nottingham NG3 5AQ United Kingdom

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event.

About this event

Event lasts 7 hours

Launching the BGJ Writing Academy

Meet other Gestalt writers
Develop a plan for your writing project
Lunch provided
6hr CPD

Fee: £85 (Early Bird), £95 (General Admission), plus Booking Fee

Limited places. Book your ticket today.

BGJ Writing Academy – A new initiative

We are launching a new collective for Gestalt practitioners and trainees who want to refine their writing skills, work towards publication, and belong to a supportive writing circle.

We will be offering online day courses and writing labs as well as in-person residentials to nurture your craft, to grow your confidence and to support the emergence and contribution of your unique writing voice within and beyond the Gestalt community.

Please send any enquiries to Dora at bgjwritingacademy@gmail.com

Organised by

British Gestalt Journal

Founded in 1991, the British Gestalt Journal is now the longest running publication of its kind in the world. It is an international peer-reviewed journal which publishes articles, reports, interviews, reviews, news, and information on all aspects of Gestalt theory and related applications. Contributors include well known and widely published Gestalt authors and practitioners as well as emergent writers of all ages and experience.

The BGJ is published twice a year in May and November as a printed journal and is now also available as a digital download. It has a committed editorial practice which actively supports contributors through the writing process.