Back to Basics: Bowen Theory in Clinical Practice 4:30 – 7:30 CST

CSNSF will offer a monthly 3 ½ hour seminar in a Zoom Room for therapists or consultants who aim to establish and strengthen their foundation in Bowen family systems theory. This program will emphasize the parallel process of working on differentiation in one’s own family and with clients in therapy. Participants can use this seminar to better recognize and address influences over their practice that arise from family, the mental health field, society, and the environment. They can observe the interactions between functioning in their own family and as a therapist. They can observe the difference that family work makes in the functioning of clients and client families.

Essentials of Writing Based in Bowen Theory Seminar 1 PM - 3 PM

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. Three one-and-a-half-hour monthly seminars will include presentations by Dr. Katie Long with ample time for questions and discussion.

Essentials of Writing Based in Bowen Theory Seminar 1:00 – 3:00 CST

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. Three one-and-a-half-hour monthly seminars will include presentations by Dr. Katie Long with ample time for questions and discussion.

Back to Basics: Bowen Theory in Clinical Practice 4:30 – 7:30 CST

CSNSF will offer a monthly 3 ½ hour seminar in a Zoom Room for therapists or consultants who aim to establish and strengthen their foundation in Bowen family systems theory. This program will emphasize the parallel process of working on differentiation in one’s own family and with clients in therapy. Participants can use this seminar to better recognize and address influences over their practice that arise from family, the mental health field, society, and the environment. They can observe the interactions between functioning in their own family and as a therapist. They can observe the difference that family work makes in the functioning of clients and client families.

Essentials of Writing Based in Bowen Theory Participant Seminar 1:00 – 3:00 CST

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. Three one-and-a-half-hour monthly seminars will include presentations by Dr. Katie Long with ample time for questions and discussion.

Essentials of Writing Based in Bowen Theory Participant Seminar 1:00 – 3:00 CST

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. Three one-and-a-half-hour monthly seminars will include presentations by Dr. Katie Long with ample time for questions and discussion.

Back to Basics: Bowen Theory in Clinical Practice 4:30 – 7:30 CST

CSNSF will offer a monthly 3 ½ hour seminar in a Zoom Room for therapists or consultants who aim to establish and strengthen their foundation in Bowen family systems theory. This program will emphasize the parallel process of working on differentiation in one’s own family and with clients in therapy. Participants can use this seminar to better recognize and address influences over their practice that arise from family, the mental health field, society, and the environment. They can observe the interactions between functioning in their own family and as a therapist. They can observe the difference that family work makes in the functioning of clients and client families.

Essentials of Writing Based in Bowen Theory Participant Seminar 1:00 – 3:00 CST

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. Three one-and-a-half-hour monthly seminars will include presentations by Dr. Katie Long with ample time for questions and discussion.

Back to Basics: Bowen Theory in Clinical Practice 4:30 – 7:30 CST

CSNSF will offer a monthly 3 ½ hour seminar in a Zoom Room for therapists or consultants who aim to establish and strengthen their foundation in Bowen family systems theory. This program will emphasize the parallel process of working on differentiation in one’s own family and with clients in therapy. Participants can use this seminar to better recognize and address influences over their practice that arise from family, the mental health field, society, and the environment. They can observe the interactions between functioning in their own family and as a therapist. They can observe the difference that family work makes in the functioning of clients and client families.

Back to Basics: Bowen Theory in Clinical Practice 4:30 – 7:30 CST

CSNSF will offer a monthly 3 ½ hour seminar in a Zoom Room for therapists or consultants who aim to establish and strengthen their foundation in Bowen family systems theory. This program will emphasize the parallel process of working on differentiation in one’s own family and with clients in therapy. Participants can use this seminar to better recognize and address influences over their practice that arise from family, the mental health field, society, and the environment. They can observe the interactions between functioning in their own family and as a therapist. They can observe the difference that family work makes in the functioning of clients and client families.

Back to Basics: Bowen Theory in Clinical Practice 4:30 – 7:30 CST

CSNSF will offer a monthly 3 ½ hour seminar in a Zoom Room for therapists or consultants who aim to establish and strengthen their foundation in Bowen family systems theory. This program will emphasize the parallel process of working on differentiation in one’s own family and with clients in therapy. Participants can use this seminar to better recognize and address influences over their practice that arise from family, the mental health field, society, and the environment. They can observe the interactions between functioning in their own family and as a therapist. They can observe the difference that family work makes in the functioning of clients and client families.