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H. Donnelly and M. Gosbee (2009) Family of Origin Supervision in the Workplace: Impacts on Therapist and Team Functioning
Digital downloadThrough an anecdotal account based upon a trial this article examines Bowen’s Family of Origin Coaching’s usefulness to clinical supervision. Keywords: Supervision, Bowen Family Therapy, individual and workplace functioning, family of origin, clinic
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J. Brown (2012) Bowen Family Systems and Grief
Digital downloadThis paper draws on Dr Murray Bowen’s family systems theory to consider different families manage the death of a member. Addressing how grief responses can vary for family members, and concludes with implications for counsellors and carers.
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J. Brown (2008) Is Bowen Theory Still Relevant in the Family Therapy Field?
Digital downloadThis paper considers the common questions asked about the relevance and effectiveness of Bowen’s model and allow readers the opportunity to think for themselves about whether or not it has something to offer. Keywords: Bowen Family Therapy, family
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B. Fraser, L. MacKay and L. Pease (2010) Interview with Michael Kerr
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FSI Conference 2023: Emotion Perpectives
CourseEmotion Perspectives: BFST & EFT - Exploring difference in clinical practice Keynote speakers will present ideas about theory informed practice, clinical applications in response to a case scenario and reflect on the therapist’s role in clinical work
$220
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Is Bowen Theory Valid? A view from the neurosciences (2024 workshop)
CourseDr Robert Noone presents from his area of interest about the intersection between Bowen Theory and neuroscientific research that has emerged over the past few decades, and how theory can be enriched by understanding better the working of the brain.
$120