從依附理論或博域理論審視育兒方式 – 2015年6月25日
$500
關於課程
Mrs. Kathleen B. Kerr, (MSN, MA, CNS) is a clinical specialist, and has had a private practice since 1975. She was on the faculty of the Bowen Center for the Study of the Family from 1978 to 2012. Mrs. Kerr is a founding Board member of the Bowen Theory Academy where she coordinates the Family History Database Project, which collects multiple multi-generational family histories to study basic concepts in Bowen theory.
Her research interests have included: aging and the family, applying Bowen theory to organizations, the different kinds of systems thinking, mother-offspring relationships, healthcare and applying Bowen theory in the emergency room. She was given access to the data from the longitudinal research on chimpanzees begun by Jane Goodall, Ph.D. to research the effect of mother-offspring relationships on adult behaviour.
課程內容
Two Views of the Ties that Bind 0/3
2015 Bowen Theory Conference: The Ties That Bind - June 25, 2015
Mrs. Kerr gives a detailed description of the differences between Attachment Theory and Bowen Theory in the first two videos. The therapists' attitudes, approaches and goals on child problems differ in many ways between the two mindsets. She then illustrates Bowen's concepts of the reciprocity process between parent and child from Stephen Firer's book "The Tragedy of Supermodel Gia" by looking at the life of Gia in the third video.