- Upcoming Events:
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Mar 8th 2019
Tales of Family Leadership: 23rd Annual Symposium on Bowen Theory
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May 10th 2019
Clinical Conference with Dr. Walter Smith
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Sep 20th 2019
2019 - 2020 Professional Training and Supervision Group
Toward a Radiant Family
Friday, January 26th 2018
Erik Thompson, MA, Licensed Psychologist Masters
Description:
APPLYING FAMILY SYSTEMS SERIES
The Applying Family Systems Series offers morning meetings that address the challenges and opportunities of family leadership, family therapy, and the coaching of family members. These meetings will balance improvisation with structure, presenting Bowen family theory in digestible bites, covering topics of interest to the presenter, and those that are of current interest to audience members. Presenters will be senior family systems therapists and scholars, seeking to support those who work to help strengthen families in our region.The series is open to any community member interested in the topic.
TOWARD A RADIANT FAMILY - JANUARY 26, 2018
Is the multi-generational human family a blessing or a curse? It can be the greatest source of distress in a life, but it can also be one of life's greatest resources of comfort, inspiration, loyalty, and laughter. How often one hears that "nobody can crack me up like my siblings." Family systems theory has much to offer on this topic. The processes operating in what one might call a radiant family, expand, rather than drain, the life forces of its members, resulting in a family that gives positive energy to the surrounding community. Join us as we explore the characteristics and practices of radiant family leaders.
Forces in the Family - Exploring Differentiation: From Sandy Hook to Marital Conflict
Friday, September 20th 2013
Michael E. Kerr, MD
The 20th Annual VT Symposium on Bowen Theory
Friday, February 12th 2016
Variety of short presentations
Families with Addiction
Friday, May 9th 2014
Anne S. McKnight, LCSW, Ed. D., Director of the Bowen Center for the Study of the Family in Washington, D.C.
Description:
Please note the change in venue for this event.
The registration will open at 8.30 AM. The conference will start at 9 AM and end at 4 PM.
Vermont Symposium on Bowen Theory
Friday, February 14th 2014
Variety of short presentations
Downloadable Symposium Schedule /files/2014symposiumschedule.pdf
Too Much or Too Little Love? Therapy and Parent-Child Relationships
Friday, October 10th 2014
Kathleen B. Kerr, MSN, MA, CNS
Description:
Registration starts at 8:30 AM. Conference is from 9 AM - 4 PM.
To download the brochure please click here /files/toomuchortoolittlelovebrochure.pdf
The 19th Annual Vermont Symposium on Bowen Theory
Friday, February 13th 2015
Morning of short presentations, from 9 AM to 12.30 PM
Description:
The Annual VT Symposium on Bowen Theory has become known for short presentations that offer a quick insight into the diverse areas of application of the Bowen Theory. As usual, the Symposium is held at the Holiday Inn in South Burlington, VT.
This year's presenters and topics are:
Mercy Burton Russell, MSW A Brief Introduction to Bowen Theory
Jim Smith, MS Fooling Self and Others: Self-Deception in the Practice of Differentiation of Self
Peter Burns, BA Combining the Teachings of Murray Bowen and Pema Chodron
Kevin Gallagher, MS Holding onto a Self on Route 128 in Boston
Erik Thompson, MA Bowen Theory and Transcendental Meditation
Gordon Petersen, MSW Societal Emotional Process Revisited
Ann D. Bunting, PhD Thoughts and observations about the Galapagos National Park in Ecuador
Systems Jiu-Jitsu: Leadership Tactics from Systems Theory
Friday, September 25th 2015
Dr. Israel Galindo
What's my family got to do with it? A 6 Week Course on Bowen Theory
Thursday, October 18th 2012
Michael Gilman, MSW
Location:
Optima 2 Church Street Burlington, VT
Register on this site or click here to download a printable registration form
Family Ties that Bind: Parent Coaching Using Bowen Theory
Friday, October 26th 2012
Kathy B. Kerr, MSN, MA
Leading Your Clients, Company (or Family) Out of Relationship Logjams
Friday, March 8th 2013
John Engels and Erik Thompson
Being a Self in Your Own Family - A day with Monika Baege, EdD, LCMHC
Friday, May 11th 2012
Presented by Dr. Monika Baege
Description:
The Vermont Center for Family Studies is pleased to announce the May Clinical Conference: Being a Self in Your Own Family - A Day with Monika Baege, EdD, LCMHC
"How are you going to help others when you can't be a self in your own family?"
This was the challenge Dr. Murray Bowen gave to himself, to his clients, and to clinicians.
Dr. Bowen's pioneering effort at differentiating himself within the interlocking triangles in his family and his courage to report on it publically became known as the Anonymous Paper.
In this presentation, Dr. Monika Baege explores her experiences as she attempted to change her own predictable responses in key family struggles. A videotaped interview by Dr. Baege will highlight the impact of this effort on clinical outcomes.
Register online: www.BTVT.org or download a printable registration form. $85 ($65 Seniors & Students) Six CEUs available.
Location:
Holiday Inn Burlington Friday, May 11, 2012 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Click here for brochure: Being a Self in Your Own Family
Click here for printable mail-in registration form: Being a Self in Your Own Family Registration Form