37th Annual Symposium on
Family Theory and Family Psychotherapy

November 11-12, 2000

Audiotapes

Price: $120 for set of seven tapes.

Contents

Welcome and Introduction

Parental Selection and Differentiation of Self Robert J. Noone, PhD

Development of the Brain and the Family Priscilla J. Friesen, LICSW

A Crude Measure of Differentiation of Self in Chimpanzees Kathleen B. Kerr, MSN, MA

Panel Discussion

Challenge: Understanding the Process of Emotional Cutoff Selden Dunbar Illick, LCSW

What Happens When an Individual Tries to Bridge Cutoff Joan Jurkowski, MS, LCPC

Researching Bowen Theory: Cutoff across Three Generations of Families Anne S. McKnight, MSW

Distinguished Guest Lecturer Presentation Families: A Natural History - Part I John Morgan Allman, PhD

Distinguished Guest Lecturer Presentation Families: A Natural History - Part II John Morgan Allman, PhD

Questions and Discussion

Change in the Emotional Moment Margaret Donley, MSW

Beliefs as Mobilizers of Automatic Reactions James E. Jones, PhD

Exploring Obstacles to Systems Thinking in an Historical Context Keo L. Miller, LCSW

Panel Discussion

Toward a Natural Systems Theory of Cancer Michael E. Kerr, MD

Discussion

Neutrality in Theory and Practice Stephanie J. Ferrera, MSW

Families, Stress, and Health Daniel V. Papero, PhD

The Myth of the First Three Years: A Window on Emotional Process in Society Polly D. Caskie, PhD

Panel Discussion

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