Empty chair technique

The Empty Chair Technique is a therapeutic method often utilized in psychodrama and gestalt therapy during supervised practicum settings. Developed by Fritz Perls, a prominent figure in gestalt therapy, this technique encourages individuals to engage in an imaginary dialogue with an absent person or an aspect of themselves. Practitioners typically use an empty chair to represent the absent person or an unexpressed ________ _________ _________ _____ ____ _________ __________.
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