Jacqueline Delville

Jacqueline Delville is a dedicated researcher in the field of Gestalt Therapy and psychotherapy, with a focus on stress management, therapeutic relationships, and ethical-aesthetic integration. She has contributed extensively to academic discourse through publications and speaking engagements at conferences and workshops, including presentations on stress management, post-adolescent challenges, and Gestalt therapy in social contexts.

• Key Affiliations: Collège européen de gestalt-thérapie
• Research Interests: Gestalt Therapy, Aggression, Biopsychosocial Model, Ethics in Psychotherapy

Her research spans theoretical and applied approaches, emphasizing the intersection of personal growth and social harmony. She has co-authored works on therapeutic interventions and the dynamics of psychological rigidity in clinical settings.

Delville actively engages in educational and professional activities, including workshops on Gestalt therapy and stress management, and has supervised academic theses in psychology and education.