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Multi-Generational Emotional Process in the Family Unit: Laura R. Brooks, LCSW-C

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Multi-generational emotional process in the family unit

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Presenter: Laura R. Brooks, LCSW-C

This presentation will describe how multi-generational emotional units operate in the human and other life forms. It will include an exploration of cross-fostering studies in epigenetic research and how it is reflected in family emotional process, including in adoptive families. Two interviews will highlight the benefits of viewing self in the context of the family as an emotional unit.

The conference day provides a maximum of 4.5 hours of Category I continuing education credit for social workers and for counselors. Please note- a separate registration is required for CEU/CEs.

Earlier Event: January 20
When CHAOS Comes to Town: Making Sense of Family Life in Challenging Times: Amie Post, MA, LCMFT
Later Event: February 10
The Only Workplace Where You Really Do Bring Your Family: Family Systems and Congregational Life: Rev. Amanda Poppei