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Post Graduate Seminar in Family Emotional Process, Clergy Track IThis program was begun by the late Dr. Edwin H. Friedman in 1988. As Dr. Friedman's faculty, we are continuing the program. The focus of the seminar is on the three emotional systems: the clergy's family of origin, the parishioner or congregation family and the congregation, itself, as an emotional system. The days will be divided into theoretical and clinical presentations, videotapes, including videotapes of Dr. Friedman and clinical consultation. Small group consultation for the clergy's family of origin will occur on one afternoon, and for the parishioner family and congregation system on the other afternoons. Program not offered in 2022 - 2023
Post Graduate Seminar in Family Emotional Process, Clergy Track IIThis program is an opportunity for particiants who wish to continue in furthering and deeping their understanding of Bowen Theory and Ed Friedman leadership concepts and the application of the theory to family of origin and work systems. Registration Deadline - June 30, 2022
Professional Program Track IIThis program is an opportunity for participants who wish to continue in furthering and deeping their understanding of Bowen Theory and Ed Friedman leadership concepts and the application of the theory to family of origin, clinical cases, and work systems. Program not offered in 2022 - 2023
Theory DayInitially began by Ed Friedman in the early 80's this three hour monthly series is for professionals who are commited to putting system thinking to work in their lives. The format ranges from theory lectures, clinical, organizational, and family of origin case presentations, guest speakers and video tapes. Time: 9:30 AM to 1:00 PM Location: Rockville Presbyterian Church, 215 Montgomery Avenue, Rockville, MD 20850 Registration Deadline - August 5, 2022 Tuition: $575
Theory Day Open Session"How the Brain Enjoys New Beginnings"Angelo Bolea PhD - June 3, 20229:30 AM to 1:00 PMFrom Dr. Bolea: With every new beginning, there is an ending. How does the brain differentiate beginning from ending? Is it circular, linear, or oval in neuronal structure and function? How does the concept of time impact new beginnings? How does the brain interpret past, future, and present with respect to new beginnings? Maybe, there is only one new beginning. Let's explore these ideas together in a new beginning. For those unfamiliar with Dr. Bolea, he is a neurospychologist and expert in neurofeedback who presents the latest in brain research as it relates to optimal functioning. Dr. Bolea is a creative and gifted speaker. His knowledge of the brain and relationships deepen one's understanding of Bowen Theory and Ed Friedman's leadership ideas. Registration is $95 postmarked by May 26, 2022. Discount rate for Current Participants in 2021-2022 Center Program is $85 Registration deadline: May 26, 2022.
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