The Family Systems Institute

Assessing Family Functioning (2024 Workshop)

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Triangles in the Workplace (2024 Workshop)

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Is Bowen Theory Valid? A view from the neurosciences (2024 workshop)

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Dr 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.

What is Differentiation of Self? (2023 Workshop)

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The concept of differentiation of self and factors involved in its development are discussed, looking at two key aspects: differentiation in relationships, and differentiation of intellectual system, and how these are related to one another.

Foundational Skills in Applying Bowen Theory to Clinical Practice (2023 Workshop)

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In this workshop Jenny Brown will present ways that Bowen theory shapes the clinical practice including: the stance of the therapist; systems questions; recognising and staying out of triangles; exploring relationship process, and broadening the lens

Bowen Theory Applied to Chinese Families (2022 Workshop)

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Can Bowen Theory be applied to different cultures? Peggy Chan explores this question in this workshop by considering the application of family systems theory to women in Chinese families. The workshop presents theory and application on the topic.

Understanding Cutoff in Relationships (2022 Workshop)

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In this workshop, Dr Anne McKnight presents the concept of cutoff from Bowen Family Systems Theory, including understanding it as a way to manage tension in family relationships and how cutoff differs from the idea of estrangement in relationships.