
March 10, 2012
San Diego Bowen Theory Conference featuring Daniel Papero, Ph.D. from the Bowen Center for the Study of the Family in Washington, D.C.
Few bonds in a lifetime are as significant as the marital relationship; tranquil at times and stormy at others. Marriages bend and twist in the face of challenge, some breaking and some emerging from the cataclysm stronger and more resilient. Bowen theory looks at marriage in the context of the family system, both at the part a marriage plays in a broader system and how it is influenced by that broader system. Whether people are at their best or something less with their partners is determined in part by who each person is, by the nature of the relationship between them, and by the status of the emotional field in which the marriage is embedded. Systems thinking characterizes the clinical use of Bowen theory to aid troubled marriages. During this conference Dr. Papero will focus on systems thinking and the application of the concepts of Bowen theory to marriage. This approach provides a wide range of options for those interested in enhancing the capacity of individuals to be at their best in partnership with their significant other. Dr. Papero will incorporate didactic lecture, power point and DVD clinical interviews. Ample time will be allowed for discussion.
Date: March 10, 2011
Time: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Location:
Brandman University – San Diego Campus
7460 Mission Valley Road
San Diego, CA 92108
Course approved for 6.5 CE Credits for LMFT/LCSW (#PCE 959) and Psychology (MCEP AA #JAC008-0036)
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Registration Type: Initial Conference Fee
Credit Type: Additional Cost to the Initial Conference Fee