Delayed stream of the 2023 FSI Conference now available! 4 weeks only

The FSI’s 20^th Annual Conference was an exploration into the way different theories and models think about the concept of emotion and how this shapes ideas about the role of the therapist and clinical practice.

Katie White (Living Systems, Vancouver) presented a Bowen theory informed approach and Kim Taylor (Spirited Life, Berry) presented an Emotionally Focused Therapy approach to the same case study, providing an overview of their respective model’s theories and hypotheses about the case, and videoed role plays of working with this case in clinical practice.

The full keynote presentations are now available as part of the conference delayed stream package, which also includes recordings of the following workshops:

• Parent-Child Conflict – when negative emotions take centre stage (Jenny Brown)
• The Emotional Process: exploring the professional contribution to the change process from a Bowen Family Systems Theory perspective (Katherine Burke)
• The Emotional System and Chronic Pain (Jane Cooper)
• Emotional Regulation in Marital Conflict – a comparison of The Gottman Method and Bowen Theory (Craig Foster)
• How Lizards Can Teach Us About Pair Bonds and Parental Care (Dr Lynea Witczak Oldfather)
• The Dance of Supervision: Thinking About Emotional Process in Bowen Theory Supervision (Meg Cook)
• Exploring Emotional Process Through Some Classic TV Moments (Emma Surridge and Lisa Newling)

Don’t miss this opportunity to access the full package of this conference and hear from the range of speakers about the idea of emotion and emotional process in relationships.

Once you have purchased the delayed stream the link will be emailed to you in your order confirmation, please check your junk mail or email info@thefsi.com.au if you have any issues. 

*Recordings available until midnight 30th September 2023