Murray Bowen's guest appearances

Murray Bowen

The Bowen Center

The Life & Times of Dr Murray Bowen

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Mind Your Mind - Joseph Tropper

The Non-Anxious Leader Podcast

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This presentation will describe the approach to preserve Dr. Bowen’s original letters and videotapes at the National Library of Medicine where they will be available for the ages and to also create an online digital database so that researchers can do their primary work. To enable both NLM researchers and the public to explore how Bowen developed his theory in his own words, The goal is to recreate the totality of each of his “laboratories,” including his family, genealogical records, and his professional world into a searchable, online database. Discussion will focus on how an archivist can select records that have the breadth and depth to replicate Bowen’s odyssey toward science as he documented the evolution of his thinking. Joanne Bowen, PhD is the Retired Senior Curator, Environmental Collections at The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation; Research Professor in Anthropology at The College of William and Mary; and Current Director, Founder, and First President of The Murray Bowen Archives Project. This lecture was recorded live at The Bowen Center in Washington, DC on June 15, 2017.

This presentation will describe the approach to preserve Dr. Bowen’s original letters and videotapes at the National Library of Medicine where they will be available for the ages and to also create an online digital database so that researchers can do their primary work. To enable both NLM researchers and the public to explore how Bowen developed his theory in his own words, The goal is to recreate the totality of each of his “laboratories,” including his family, genealogical records, and his professional world into a searchable, online database. Discussion will focus on how an archivist can select records that have the breadth and depth to replicate Bowen’s odyssey toward science as he documented the evolution of his thinking. Joanne Bowen, PhD is the Retired Senior Curator, Environmental Collections at The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation; Research Professor in Anthropology at The College of William and Mary; and Current Director, Founder, and First President of The Murray Bowen Archives Project. This lecture was recorded live at The Bowen Center in Washington, DC on June 15, 2017.

An Archival Approach to Preserving Murray Bowen’s Legacy

When Dr. Murray Bowen died in 1990, he left a vast collection of materials, (including audio and videotapes, professional and “Dear Family” letters, original research records, drafts of papers, and presentations) that documents the thinking and research that led to Bowen theory. The Murray Bowen Archives Project is dedicated to making these materials available to scientists, scholars, historians, clinicians, and the interested public. An overview of the project will be offered, with emphasis on future plans. Dr. Joanne Bowen, President of The Murray Bowen Archives Project, will be present during the discussion following the presentation to answer questions. The Rev. Carol Jeunnette, PhD is the Executive Director of The Murray Bowen Archives Project in Williamsburg, VA. This lecture was recorded live at The Bowen Center in Washington, DC on May 5, 2016. 

When Dr. Murray Bowen died in 1990, he left a vast collection of materials, (including audio and videotapes, professional and “Dear Family” letters, original research records, drafts of papers, and presentations) that documents the thinking and research that led to Bowen theory. The Murray Bowen Archives Project is dedicated to making these materials available to scientists, scholars, historians, clinicians, and the interested public. An overview of the project will be offered, with emphasis on future plans. Dr. Joanne Bowen, President of The Murray Bowen Archives Project, will be present during the discussion following the presentation to answer questions. The Rev. Carol Jeunnette, PhD is the Executive Director of The Murray Bowen Archives Project in Williamsburg, VA. This lecture was recorded live at The Bowen Center in Washington, DC on May 5, 2016.

The Murray Bowen Archives Project: Past, Present, and Future

One of Dr. Murray Bowen’s challenges in developing a science of human behavior was to seek effective ways to engage people to think theoretically about social systems. What difference would learning family systems theory make in their lives? Ms. Andrea Schara is affiliated with Leaders for Tomorrow, where she was founder and president and began the Oral History Project. She will present the scope of this ongoing project to date and its effectiveness in documenting the many ways people have used Bowen theory and benefitted through efforts to define a self. Andrea Schara, LCSWA has a private practice in Darien, CT and Washington, DC. This lecture was recorded live at The Bowen Center in Washington, DC on October 8, 2015.

One of Dr. Murray Bowen’s challenges in developing a science of human behavior was to seek effective ways to engage people to think theoretically about social systems. What difference would learning family systems theory make in their lives? Ms. Andrea Schara is affiliated with Leaders for Tomorrow, where she was founder and president and began the Oral History Project. She will present the scope of this ongoing project to date and its effectiveness in documenting the many ways people have used Bowen theory and benefitted through efforts to define a self. Andrea Schara, LCSWA has a private practice in Darien, CT and Washington, DC. This lecture was recorded live at The Bowen Center in Washington, DC on October 8, 2015.