Princeton Family Center for Education
Training programs in Bowen family systems theory, for professionals and non-professionals.
Course Objectives
Bowen family systems theory offers people a way to conceptualize human behavior. It offers a more objective way to think about, explore, and understand the relationships in which one lives and works as well as one's own functioning within these important relationships.
The objectives of each seminar will be to:
Understand specific patterns of family and relationship interactions as described by Bowen family systems theory.
Consider and identify steps for moving toward desired change.
Heighten awareness of the self of the trainee in professional, personal, and social interactions.
Learn to apply system principles of Bowen theory to one's self and to one's family of origin.
Acquire a conceptual framework for understanding human functioning.
What You’ll Learn
This series of monthly meetings will give trainees an opportunity to study the eight theoretical concepts of Bowen family systems theory, which are:
Nuclear Family Emotional System
Differentiation of Self
Triangles
Family Projection Process
Emotional Cutoff
Multigenerational Transmission Process
Sibling Position
Societal Emotional Process
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October 2, 2023
November 13, 2023
December 4, 2023
January 8, 2024
February 5, 2024
March 4, 2024
April 8, 2024
May 6, 2024
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10:00 AM - 1:00 PM Eastern Time
Online via Zoom
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Lee S. Gardner, LCSW
Julie Bergdahl, MDiv
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$700.00, paid in full
The course fee includes eight, three-hour sessions and three optional individual supervision sessions
Payment shall be made and sent to: Princeton Family Center for Education, PO Box 331, Pennington, NJ 08534 or via Venmo (@Princeton-FamilyCenter) or PayPal.
For more information or to indicate your interest, contact Lee Gardner at info@princetonfamilycenter.org or call 609.203.0162.
HOW TO REGISTER: Contact Lee Gardner at info@princetonfamilycenter.org or call 609.203.0162 to indicate your interest.
Course Objectives
This introductory series of four meetings will provide participants an opportunity to learn and understand more about one’s own family of origin and the part self plays in relationships within family, work, and social systems.
In order to participate in the program, enrollment in the entire series is required.
Email us to arrange virtual or in-person meetings for your group or for yourself.
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Please email us at info@princetonfamilycenter.org to arrange virtual or in-person meetings for your group or for yourself.
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Lee S. Gardner, LCSW
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$400, paid in advance
The fee includes four sessions.
Payment shall be made and sent to: Princeton Family Center for Education, PO Box 331, Pennington, NJ 08534 or via Venmo (@Princeton-FamilyCenter) or PayPal.
For more information contact Lee Gardner at info@princetonfamilycenter.org or call 609.203.0162.
