Supporting ongoing learning in Bowen Theory and peer group networking- 

Registration Includes

• Three FSI Graduate Gatherings during the year which offer professional development and informal networking events with catering included.:
  • FSI Graduate Gathering social evening (June – in-person event)
  • Pre-Conference and Graduation Event (August – hybrid event)
  • End-of-Year Symposium (November – hybrid event)
• Access to the Graduate Group Google Classroom and access to FSI resources, including journal articles and a selected AV digital library
• Access to Graduate contact details to enable independent setting up of peer clinical supervision groups or special interest groups
• FSI news and resources updates – including news of other members’ activities and invitations to contribute to FSI activities and special projects
• 15% discount available for the FSI Annual Conference and any 2024 Workshops

Advanced Learning Group additional $200 plus GST

The Advanced group will consider their own tension points in holding onto systems thinking – where each notices getting caught in paradigms that are directed at changing/fixing others rather than working on Diff of Self.

Each member will present once to the group. Presentations will reflect on these tension points and show how revisiting relevant theory adds to awareness and understanding.

This will be a small group of ideally 4 people who are motivated to take on the rigour of deeper immersion in the integration and application of B theory. Each person will choose one focussed topic to prepare and present to the group- relevant to awareness of a tension in holding systems thinking. –it can be applied to work examples, to family of origin, current nuclear family or other relationship systems – It will involve drawing on Bowen’s FTCP primary sources applied to facts of functioning in their chosen domain. Jenny will present an example at the 1^st meeting and invite discussion about tensions people have in holding systems thinking – where do they observe slippage – how can they draw on theory to get clearer about this tension?