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Bowen/Kerr Interview Series

Anxiety and Emotional Reactivity in Therapy
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This interview focuses on the ways in which anxiety is manifested in a family, how the level of differentiation affects the ability to adapt to acute or chronic stress, and the ways in which a therapist can reduce the anxiety so that the process of differentiation can begin. Dr. Bowen addresses the importance of a therapist�s becoming more self-contained within the emotional arena of his or her own family in order to stay out of the emotional process in clinical work. 1979. 60 min.

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