Spring Conference 2023 Family Violence: A Systems Perspective - Set

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Day 1 Moderator: Mariana Martinez, PsyD

• Introduction and Welcome to the Spring Conference: Randall Frost, MDiv
• Do "Bystander" Relationships Exist in Family Violence?: Monica Griffin, PhD
• Developmental Influences on Pair Bond Formation from Titi Monkeys, Prairie Voles, and Seahorses: Karen Bales, PhD
• Disturbance in the Family: The Role of the Clinician in the Effort to Restore Family Functioning: Daniel Papero, PhD, LCSW
• Discussion
• Children Who Are Violent in the Home – Working with Parents: Jenny Brown, PhD
• Seeing the Family as a Natural System: Carrie Collier, PhD
• Discussion
• Sexual Abuse in the Family: Adolescents who Sexually Abuse Other Children: Alejandro Astorga, PhD
• A Systems Perspective on Clergy Sexual Misconduct: Carol Jeunnette, PhD
• Discussion

Day 2 Moderator: John Millikin, PhD, LMFT

• Presentation of the Polly Caskie Awards: Randall T. Frost, MDiv
• Pair Bond Maintenance in Titi Monkeys: Separation Distress and Jealousy: Karen Bales, PhD
• Use of Bowen Family Systems Theory to Reform Services and Funding to Prevent Child Abuse and Family Violence: Walter Smith, Jr., PhD
• Beyond the Explanation of Power and Control: What Does Bowen Theory Contribute to the Problem of Intimate Partner Violence?: Amie Post, MA, LCMFT
• Discussion
• Differentiation of Family System Inventory: Development and Validation: Mary Jane Wilt, PhD
• Connect and Defend: An Evolutionary View of Inter-group Violence: Jake Morrill, MDiv, MA, LMFT
• Discussion
• Family and Organizational Leadership in a Woke and Besopke World: Emlyn A. Ott, DMin
• Utilizing Bowen Theory to Improve Community Collaboration Around Violence Prevention Policies: Robert Davis, DMin
• Discussion