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April 2020
Speaker: Barbara Laymon, PhD, MPH In recent years, in efforts to save the species, black-tailed prairie dogs have been translocated to new environments; enhanced survival rates for prairie dogs moved as family groups have been reported. Here, I will review the prairie dog family response to the challenge of moving according to Papero’s (2018) systems…
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Speaker: Victoria Harrison, MA, LMFT Murray Bowen established a biofeedback program, directed by Lilian Rosenbaum, at The Bowen Center (at the time known as The Family Center) in order to study physiological reactions and relationships. This presentation will discuss what the study of physiological reactions between parents and children teaches about the way that family…
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Speaker: Kathleen Smith, PhD, LPC Faculty member at the Bowen Center for the Study of the Family, Author and Therapist in Private Practice, Washington, DC Is it possible or useful to translate the ideas of Bowen theory into everyday language? Dr. Smith will talk about how she created a book about theory for a popular…
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Speaker: Amie Post, MA, LCMFT An exploration of the value of togetherness and a proposed way of thinking about determining when it’s useful and when it’s not. A maximum of 5 CEU/CEs are available. Download Flyer View Schedule Register Online About the Clinical Conference Series The Clinical Conferences are designed to assist professional people in…
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Speaker: Randall T. Frost, MDiv Human communities vary in their responses to similar environmental challenges. Mr. Frost will compare several different countries’ responses to crises in their fisheries and examine how different levels of differentiation in such communities helps to account for both the variation in response and for the variation in outcome. A maximum…
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