60th Annual Symposium on Family Theory and Family Psychotherapy - Set

This set of videos includes the following presentations: 

Introduction and Welcome to the Symposium – Randall T. Frost MDiv, Director of the Bowen Center

Moderator: Anne McKnight, EdD, LCSW and Amie Post, MA, LCMFT

The Emotional System: Studying the Dance of Life - Daniel V. Papero, Ph.D., LCSW

Genetic Expression of the High and the Low - Laurie Lassiter, PhD, MSW

Discussion

Wild RItuals: What Families can Learn from Nonhuman Animals about the Importance of Ritual in Strengthening Bonds and Reducing Stress - Caitlin O'Connell, PhD

"Lending a Hand": Rites of Passage and Human Families - The Rev. Katie Long, DMin

Characteristics of Higher and Lower Functioning Families - Phillip Klever, LCSW

Discussion

Thinking Systems in Clinical Research - Randall T. Frost, MDiv, Director of the Bowen Center

Attachment Theory and Bowen Theory: The Implications of Understanding and Addressing Family Rifts - Anne McKnight, EdD, LCSW

Discussion

Reception Celebrate the 60th year of the Bowen Center's Annual Symposium, the 30th year of Family Systems Journal, and honoring former faculty and staff!**

Reception -Bowen Theory and Bach: a Piano Performance by Stanley Proffitt, BS

Introduction and Welcome to the Symposium

Moderator: Kathleen Smith, PhD, LPC and Carrie Collier, PhD, LPC, CRC

Cognition and the Emotional System - Robert J. Noone, PhD

Barriers to Science for Bowen Theory - Patrick Stinson, PsyD

Discussion

Elephant Family Rituals and Parallels to Humans - Caitlin O'Connell PhD

Remarks from Ted Beal

Aging Informed by Differentiation - Eileen Gottlieb, MEd

Relationship Harmony - Michael Sullivan, LMSW, ACSW

Discussion

Family Size and Its Impacts - Bruce Hiebert, PhD

It Ain't Over Till It's Over: The Long Game of Bowen Theory - Anothony Wilgus, MA, MSW

Discussion