Bowen family systems theory offers people a way to conceptualize human behavior. It offers a way to think about, and focus on, a more objective way of understanding the relationships in which one lives as well as one's own functioning within these important relationships.
The objectives of each seminar will be to:
This series of monthly meetings will give trainees an opportunity to study the eight theoretical concepts of Bowen family systems theory. The eight concepts are:
The morning program will be a viewing of teaching tapes on a specific concept and relate them to family life and issues of leadership and organizations. Discussion will follow. The afternoon format will provide each trainee the opportunity to apply these concepts to clinical material.
The training dates are:
Faculty
Lee S. Gardner, LCSW; Brigitte Heffernan, LCSW
$1,100 if paid in full by October 12, 2018 or $1,200 if paid in two separate payments of $600. The first payment should be made by October 12, 2018 and the second payment by February 8, 2019.
$150 for one training day.
9:30 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.
Applications should be mailed to:
Lee Gardner, LCSW
Princeton Family Center for Education Inc.
PO Box 331
Pennington, NJ 08534
Straube Center
108 Straube Center Boulevard
Room I-19
Pennington, NJ 08534
CEUs for this program are provided through NASW NJ. 5 Continuing Contact Hours for one day.
For more information contact Lee Gardner at or 609-203-0162