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Family and the Differentiation of the Intellectual System
Family and the Differentiation of the Intellectual System
The development of higher cortical systems involved in the ability to manage self is embedded in the relationship circui... Read more
31 Mar 2017
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Defining Self in Family, Profession, and Society
Defining Self in Family, Profession, and Society
Defining a self in one’s family is a foundation for raising one’s level of differentiation. To be robust, this work incl... Read more
31 Mar 2017
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Application of Theory: Toward Resolving Degrees of Unresolved Emotional Attachment
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Dr. Murray Bowen stated: “The degree of unresolved emotional attachment to the parents is equivalent to the degree of un... Read more
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The Structure of Bowen Theory
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Emotional Process in Society
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Can Bowen theory give us a way to understand the enormous complexity of societal events that we observe or experience pe... Read more
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What is Family Emotional Process?
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Operationalizing the Concept of Differentiation of Self for Family Research
Operationalizing the Concept of Differentiation of Self for Family Research
The multi-faceted concept of differentiation of self includes numerous variables which, taken together, describe variati... Read more
29 Jan 2018
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What Are the Differences Between Attachment Theory and Family Systems Theory?
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John Bowlby and Murray Bowen were contemporaries, each basing their ideas about relationships on clinical observations i... Read more
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Anxiety Disorders: What is the Emotion and What is Disordered?
Anxiety Disorders: What is the Emotion and What is Disordered?
Anxiety disorders are the most common mental disorders and result in considerable impairment across many areas of functi... Read more
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Now I Know Why Bishops Only Move Diagonally: Systems Leadership Lessons from the Church
Now I Know Why Bishops Only Move Diagonally: Systems Leadership Lessons from the Church
Twenty-eight years of leadership in the Episcopal Church has provided an opportunity to think about and practice leaders... Read more
31 Mar 2017
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Bowen and Friedman: Two Systems Thinkers
Bowen and Friedman: Two Systems Thinkers
Rabbi Edwin Friedman was a colleague and student of Murray Bowen’s family systems theory. As a dynamic speaker and brill... Read more
2 Mar 2018
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The Many Ways that Murray Bowen Influenced People to Think Systems
The Many Ways that Murray Bowen Influenced People to Think Systems
One of Dr. Murray Bowen’s challenges in developing a science of human behavior was to seek effective ways to engage peop... Read more
31 Mar 2017
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What is Resilience?
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Most people recognize resilience when they see it — the ability to “bounce back” from adversity or hardship. Is resilien... Read more
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A Family’s Reaction to Death: What Difference Does a Family Systems View Offer?
A Family’s Reaction to Death: What Difference Does a Family Systems View Offer?
This talk will address the predominant theories of grief work in Western culture and in the world of grief therapy as we... Read more
31 Mar 2017
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A Partnership, a Marriage, the Search for Cures and How Bowen Theory Helped Chart the Course
A Partnership, a Marriage, the Search for Cures and How Bowen Theory Helped Chart the Course
Dr. Ruff was both a partner in life through marriage and in research with Candace B. Pert, PhD., with their discovery of... Read more
31 May 2018
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Anxiety, Addiction, and the Family
Anxiety, Addiction, and the Family
Dr. Anne S. McKnight will discuss addiction as an outcome of an emotional process through which family anxiety is both g... Read more
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Goal Direction and Family Functioning
Goal Direction and Family Functioning
How much energy and attention does a family require of its members to sustain stability? How much room does the family a... Read more
6 May 2019
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Navigating the Waters of Adolescence – Moving from Surviving to Thriving in the Education Experience
Navigating the Waters of Adolescence – Moving from Surviving to Thriving in the Education Experience
Like a small rowboat in a big ocean, parenting an adolescent can leave adults feeling like they are far from safe harbor... Read more
13 Dec 2017
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A New Society in an Ancient Swamp: The Social World of the Great Dismal Swamp, 1607 to 1863
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African American Maroons (people who permanently self-removed from enslavement) and indigenous Americans founded a novel... Read more
2 May 2017
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Love and the Primary Triangle: An Evolutionary Perspective on Gender and Stress Reactivity
Love and the Primary Triangle: An Evolutionary Perspective on Gender and Stress Reactivity
Observations from clinical work with couples who have children reveal certain gender based relationship patterns consist... Read more
31 Mar 2017
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