Jun
21
9:20 AM09:20
Filtering by: Spring Conference
This is a hybrid conference, with limited in-person seating, and unlimited online tickets. In-person tickets are on a first-come-first-served basis. When registering, participants will be prompted to select in-person or online. Attendance details will be emailed upon registration.
Apr
10
to Apr 11
Faith, Functioning, and Bowen Theory
Dr. Haught will be speaking on the following topics at the Faith and Functioning Conference:
Teilhard de Chardin and Albert Einstein: A Conversation
The New Cosmology and Reasons for Our Hope
Apr
21
to Apr 22
Family Violence: A Systems Perspective
Dr. Bales will be speaking on the following topics at the Spring Conference:
Developmental Influences on Pair Bond Formation From Titi Monkeys, Prairie Voles, and Seahorses
Pair Bond Maintenance in Titi Monkeys: Separation Distress and Jealousy
Apr
8
to Apr 9
Family Vitality and Variation in Aging: Melissa deCardi Hladek
Dr. Hladek will be speaking on the following topics at the Spring Conference:
Living our Best Lives and Aging Successfully in the midst of a Global Pandemic
Resilience and Resilience Trajectories in Healthy Aging
Apr
9
to Apr 10
Unlocking the Mystery of the Family Emotional History: Ryan Woods
The goal of this conference is to highlight the importance of exploring family research as a means to better understand one’s family and one’s part in it. The invited researcher, Ryan Woods, leads a nationally recognized organization, AmericanAncestors/New England Historic Genealogical Society, the oldest genealogical organization in the US. From his rich experience in traditional genealogical research, he will present on how people are motivated and impacted by genealogical research and on his observations of patterns and legacies in published family histories.