Spring Conference
Stress and Relationship Systems
April 21-22, 2001
Please note: The complete videotapes from this conference are no
longer available. Tapes 1-3 are currently offered for sale. The entire converence is
available in an audiotape set, which is also listed on this page.
Bowen theory offers a framework that accounts for individual variation in reactivity to stress. Individual stress reactivity is conceptualized as a relationship phenomenon, where the relevant relationship system is the multigenerational family.
This conference examines how social relationship factors contribute to shaping individual variation in stress response. An interdisciplinary group of speakers explore the connection between social relationships and stress responses, from molecular to group levels, in humans and other forms of life. Clinicians who treat individuals with stress-related symptoms will find the discussion of fixed and modifiable social factors useful.
Tape 1
Welcome: Michael E. Kerr, MD
Introduction: Cynthia Larkby, PhD
Physiology of the Stress Response Michael Lumpkin, PhD
Panel Discussion: Dr. Lumpkin, Dr. Flinn, Dr. Kerr
Differentiation, Anxiety, and Symptom Development Michael E. Kerr, MD
TAPE NOT AVAILABLE contains clinical material
Panel Discussion: Dr. Kerr, Dr. Shapiro, Dr. Lumpkin
Tape 2
Psychosocial Influences on Immunity across the Lifespan Christopher L. Coe, PhD
Evolution and Function of Stress Response to Psychosocial Stimuli: Ideas from Watching Children and Their Cortisol Levels Mark Flinn, PhD
Panel Discussion: Dr. Coe, Dr. Flinn, Dr. Noone, Dr. Fiscella
Tape 3
Relationships as Organizers of Perception Priscilla Friesen, LCSW
The Organizational and Activational Impact of Stress on Affiliation Luci Roberts, PhD
Stress in Relationships Daniel Papero, PhD, LCSW
Panel Discussion: Ms. Friesen, Dr.Roberts, Dr. Papero, Mr. Murphy
Tape 4
Stress and the Genome: Protecting and Resetting the Crown Jewels James Shapiro, PhD
How the Triangle Functions to Govern Individual Behavior Laurie Fiscella, PhD
Panel Discussion: Dr. Shapiro, Dr. Fiscella, Dr. Kerr, Dr. Flinn, Dr. Lumpkin
Tape 5
Individual Differences In Responses to Naturally Occurring Stressors among Rhesus Monkeys Kathlyn L. R. Rasmussen, PhD
Family and the Transmission of Chronic AnxietyRobert Noone, PhD
Panel Discussion: Dr. Rasmussen, Dr. Noone, Dr. Coe, Ms. Friesen
Tape 6
Cutoff, System Shifts, and Relationship ViolenceDouglas C. Murphy, MA, LCMFT
Traumatic Stress and Post Traumatic Stress DisorderCynthia Larkby, PhD
Panel Discussion: Mr. Murphy, Dr. Larkby, Dr. Roberts, Dr. Papero
Closing Discussion: All speakers and discussants
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A-SC01-SET
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Stress and Relationship Systems Audiotape Set
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$100.00
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V-SC01-T1
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Stress and Relationship Systems: Tape 1
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$60.00
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V-SC01-T2
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Stress and Relationship Systems: Tape 2
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$60.00
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V-SC01-T3
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Stress and Relationship Systems: Tape 3
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$60.00
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