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Defining a Self in One's Family of Origin - Part 2
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Looking at the practical applications of Bowen theory to extended family work, this tape includes what it means to have a personal relationship with extended family members, what is significant about doing a multigenerational history, and what to do in a family in which parents are dead. Dr. Bowen goes into detail about common mistakes people make in their efforts that not only perpetuate problems in a family, but can actually make them worse. 1980. 52 min.

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