EPISODE · Mar 11, 2025 · 40 MIN
S2 E10 Differentiation of Self: Coaching in Bowen Theory with Kathleen Cotter Cauley
from Elevator Systems - Bowen Family Systems Theory · host Living Systems
Season 2 Episode 10This podcast episode looks at the concept of differentiation of self and what is unique about coaching or therapy using Bowen family systems theory. Each guest will give a brief elevator pitch of the concept, along with examples, what they find useful, and takeaway resources and ideas for further thinking.Kathleen Cotter Cauley is a licensed marriage and family therapist and has a private practice in both Virginia and Florida. She’s been a faculty member of the Bowen Center since 2012. Kathleen was involved in founding the Florida Family Research Network and has been on the faculty of Extraordinary Leadership and Systems Leadership seminars. She has been on review boards dealing with sex abuse scandals in the Catholic Church. She has also worked with guide dogs for over 30 years. Married for 40 years, she is a stepmom, and a grandma to three.Resources:Family Matters, Coaching with Bowen Theory: HereKatherine White, Moving Around the System paper: HereBowen networks and coaches across the world: Here#bowenfamilysystemstheory #bowentheory #murraybowen #relationship #family #self #differentiation #differentiationofself#coaching #therapy #counselling #neutrality #systemsLiving Systems Counselling and Training provides educational material for those interested in learning more about Bowen family systems theory:https://livingsystems.caDISCLAIMER: 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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