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Tag Archives: family
Emotional process, leadership, and anxiety
In preparation for an upcoming presentation I’ve been examining the dynamics of emotional process and anxiety as they relate to leadership. Since my orientation for this study is Bowen Family Systems Theory (BFST) my definition of leadership is related to … Continue reading
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Tagged Bowen Family Systems, family, Israel Galindo, leadership, parents
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Birth order and you
I’ve been doing some presentations related to Bowen Systems Theory with a focus on the use of doing family or origin work using one’s genogram. In my experience there is no quicker way to self-insight than delving into trying understand … Continue reading
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Tagged birth order, Bowen systems theory, family, Israel Galindo
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