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SUMMARY:ESSENTIALS OF WRITING BASED IN BOWEN THEORY\, Jan 6\, 2024
DESCRIPTION:This online program is designed for individuals with a background in Bowen theory and experience in working toward differentiation of self who want to dedicate time to develop and continue writing projects for publication. \nThree two-hour monthly seminars will include presentations by Dr. Katie Long with ample time for questions and discussion. Participants will focus on: \n\ndeveloping skills to engage readers and a variety of audiences\nincreasing skills in writing clearly\, concisely\, and effectively\nunderstanding writing in the context of differentiation of self\nexamining resources to support writing and publishing.\n\nIndividual writing coaching sessions will be scheduled each month for participants to focus on projects in progress. Applicants are expected to set aside time for writing and refining their work between seminar sessions. The final individual writing coaching session will focus on plans to follow through on projects pursued during this program. \nWorking on differentiation of self is furthered by using Bowen theory to recognize and overcome challenges involved in writing for publication.  Authors must be able to relate to the interests\, emotional systems\, and thinking of readers\, publishers\, and other writers in their field while maintaining a consistent theoretical perspective.  It is necessary to recognize discrepant ideas as well as one’s own subjectivity in writing. \nKnowing\, respecting\, and referencing the work of others in the field of Bowen theory is essential. It is equally important to know one’s own unique contribution. People who can make use of writing to recognize more of their automatic patterns of reacting and relating will find that writing furthers work on differentiation in their family and field.
URL:https://csnsf.org/event/essentials-of-writing-based-in-bowen-theory-jan-6-2024/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Victoria Harrison":MAILTO:victoria@csnsf.org
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SUMMARY:Letters to my Father Conference Program
DESCRIPTION:A Bowen Family Systems Theory Conference about the Importance of Family Research for Strength and Resilience. \nLetters To My Father: A Bowen Family Systems Theory Conference about the Importance of Family Research for Strength and Resilience \nCenter for the Study of Natural Systems and the Family presents this one-day virtual and in-person conference. \nPurpose: CSNSF has designed this program to advance the study of Bowen family systems theory through the exploration of one woman’s effort to learn more about her Jewish ancestry. Kathleen Balgley has recorded her journey in her memoir\, “Letters to My Father\, Excavating a Jewish Identity in Poland and Belarus”. Bowen theory provides a scientific basis for understanding the benefits of this type of effort while Kathleen presents a multitude of examples of overcoming the challenges involved. \nFor Whom: Students of Bowen theory with or without advanced training and individuals interested in the benefits of the family of origin research. \nOctober 21\, 2023\, 9 AM – 4 PM\nIn Person: CSNSF Classroom at 731 Rutland\nOn-Line: Via Zoom \n REGISTER NOW
URL:https://csnsf.org/event/letters-to-my-father-conference-program/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Victoria Harrison":MAILTO:victoria@csnsf.org
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SUMMARY:Beginning to Write
DESCRIPTION:This online program offers individuals with a background in Bowen theory and experience in working on differentiation of self the opportunity to build confidence in undertaking the work of writing for publication. \nCSNSF considers working on differentiation of self to be fundamental to writing based in Bowen theory. Authors must relate to the interests\, emotional systems\, and thinking of readers\, publishers\, and other writers in their field. It is necessary to know and respect the best thinking of each. People who can make use of writing to recognize more of their automatic patterns of reacting and relating will find that writing furthers work on differentiation in their family and field. \nOn September 20\, 2023\, Dr. Katie Long will address initial skills for framing and beginning a writing project\, with time for questions and discussion.  Two individual coaching sessions in the month following will encourage new writers to define and overcome the challenges involved in beginning to write.  Participants will present and discuss their planned projects in a second two-hour seminar on October 28. \nCSNSF faculty are available for coaching in working on differentiation of self in one’s own family. Each of the CSNSF faculty is also active in writing projects. Please speak to Dr. Long for a recommendation.
URL:https://csnsf.org/event/beginning-to-write/
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SUMMARY:BACK TO BASICS: 2023-2024 ONLINE CLINICAL CONSULTATION SERIES ON BOWEN THEORY AND DIFFERENTIATION OF SELF AS THE BASIS FOR THERAPY
DESCRIPTION:CSNSF will offer a monthly 3-hour seminar in a Zoom Room and individual coaching for up to 9 therapists or consultants who aim to strengthen their foundation in Bowen family systems theory. This program is designed for therapists and consultants who have attended the Bowen Center Postgraduate Training Program or a regional training program and who have an active clinical or consultation practice. \nEveryone comes to the study and practice of Bowen theory with prior training. Everyone practices in an environment full of competing paradigms. Relationship therapies\, attachment theory\, psychoanalytic theories\, emotion focused therapy\, other family therapies\, and eclectic approaches are common. Participants can use this seminar to better recognize and address influences over their practice that arise from their own family\, the mental health field\, society\, and the environment. \nTherapy and consultation also involve a reciprocal process in which emotional influences operate between people working with each other. Working on differentiation of self in one’s own family is central to working on differentiation in clinical practice and consultation. This program will emphasize the parallel process of working on differentiation of self in one’s own family and with clients in therapy. Participants can observe the difference that family work makes in the functioning of clients and client families. \n LEARN MORE
URL:https://csnsf.org/event/back-to-basics-2023-2024-online-clinical-consultation-series-on-bowen-theory-and-differentiation-of-self-as-the-basis-for-therapy/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Victoria Harrison":MAILTO:victoria@csnsf.org
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