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Defining a Self in One's Family of Origin - Part 1 (Videotape)
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In this tape Dr. Bowen discusses the development of his ideas about extended family work and some of the common misconceptions that have evolved from these ideas. Dr. Bowen discusses the theoretical principles that guide the effort at trying to be more of a self in one�s own family, and the significance of concepts such as triangles, emotional cutoff, and emotional process in a family. 1980. 50 min.

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