Working with Anxiety using Gestalt

Karen F Burke MSc Gestalt Psychotherapy UKCP MBACP Fritz Perls said that anxiety occurred when one left the present, began to imagine the future whilst holding one's breath. Today in Gestalt Therapy we still consider those words.
Karem works at mip
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[@BetaBuxDelux]

This is extremely interesting, as I constantly find myself holding my breath.

[@markgray8075]

Cycle of awareness about water and a burning frying pan - - what about working with that anxiety?

[@joshaw9565]

Yes, disappointing. The example of anxiety induced by an impending house fire isn't super helpful in a therapeutic setting!

[@EmanWyn]

Where is the Gestalt Therapy in relation to anxiety?

[@claireevans4680]

Where can I view this lecture dont seem to be able to find it. Thanks

[@marianpazdzioch5437]

Where is the rest of it?

[@RayReklaw7993]

Where can we get more of this lecture?

[@steveymoon]

Frustrating video. Nothing in here at all about how to work with anxiety from a gestalt perspective.

[@desperatefortuneproduction3296]

I stopped dead at the idea of 'carbon dioxide sending the oxygen round the body'. That sentence is complete nonsense. Awareness and clarity both missing here.