EPISODE · Sep 17, 2024 · 33 MIN
S1Ep3 Anxiety with Dave Galloway
from Elevator Systems - Bowen Family Systems Theory · host Living Systems
S1Ep3 Anxiety with Dave Galloway This podcast episode looks at the topic of anxiety and the difference Bowen family systems theory sees between acute anxiety and chronic anxiety. Each guest will give a brief elevator pitch of this idea, along with examples, what they find important about the idea, and takeaway resources and ideas for further thinking. Dave Galloway has been studying Bowen Theory for over 20 years. He has spoken at conferences, is an instructor, and writes on systems thinking. He is certified as Family Enterprise Advisor and Clear Leadership trainer. Having worked in the software industry for decades in leadership roles he has seen the impact of emotional functioning in work systems. Dave lives in Vancouver, BC and is on the faculty of Living Systems. Resources: Dr. Murray Bowen, Family Therapy in Clinical Practice: https://tinyurl.com/5yhxmna9 Dr. Michael Kerr, Family Evaluation: https://shorturl.at/QBpEu Dr. Michael Kerr, Bowen Theory Secrets: https://shorturl.at/a0Y9k Kathleen Smith, Everything Isn’t Terrible: https://shorturl.at/uxl9l Bowen-Kerr Interview #4: https://www.thebowencenter.org/bowen-theory-vids#bowen-kerr-interview- series TIME STAMPS: Pitch - 1:50 Examples - 15:00 Usefulness - 20:50 Takeaway - 29:15 #bowenfamilysystemstheory #bowentheory #murraybowen #relationship #family #anxiety Living Systems Counselling and Training provides educational material for those interested in learning more about Bowen family systems theory: https://livingsystems.ca/ DISCLAIMER: This podcast is general information about Bowen family systems theory and is not considered the practice of counselling or therapy. The information presented are the views of the people who say them. Any information used from this podcast is used at your own risk.
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