Bowen Intergenerational Family Therapy | Part 1
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Watch Part 2 HERE: https://youtu.be/LoKvwyRVzik
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What if learning psychotherapy didn't have to feel overwhelming? For 30 years, Dr. Diane Gehart has helped thousands of therapists and students cut through the complexity — making clinical theory actually make sense in real practice.
A best-selling author, award-winning educator, and TEDx speaker, Dr. Gehart is the Founder of the Therapy that Works Institute and Professor Emerita at California State University, Northridge. Her groundbreaking Unifying Framework for Psychotherapy brings together 50+ theories into one practical, learnable system.
Whether you're prepping for your MFT licensing exam, looking for a smarter approach to clinical work, or digging into the research behind the therapy, you're in the right place.
Get started with these free resources 👇
✔ Free Quickstart Guide to the MFT Exam: https://www.therapythatworksinstitute.com/registration-mft
✔ Learn an easier way to do psychotherapy: https://www.therapythatworksinstitute.com/intro
✔ Free clinical forms and resources for my textbooks: https://www.therapythatworksinstitute.com/books
@stevenwarner7348
I applaud your effort here. Yes, Family work ~ assessment via family history ~ such a cornerstone. Bio/Psycho/Social. All of that and so much more. Carrying the torch you are. I can not talk about myself or "what I know and have experienced." I pray that you are finding your audience. Mine was always through the ebb and flow of the state budget, state politics, the economy. Home visits I did, meetings, family court, assessment, agency administration versus direct practice. for many many years. OOOPS ~ not about me. My bad. Your audience. Thank you for carrying this forward. ~~~. Mr. Not Worthy from New Hampshire.
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@mangoyacho
Thank you for this episode. I was intrigued to learn about complimentary patterns. Very insightful indeed. Much appreciated.
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@relaxingstrolls
13:29 great explanation of differentiation
@KirstinLye
Genograms are so helpful. I'm so grateful to one of my lecturers who requested one in an assignment I did.
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@monicacarson6999
I'd love to be your student in real life. Great analogy about hell. Thank you for these videos!
@takouhiejensen6205
Thank you for talking about genograms! My program doesn't seem to care much about them (1st semester, few weeks in) but listening to you talk about them and how to use them as a tool makes me want to get into it. I had no idea they have software to help create them. Good to know. That comparison to giving tours of hell - wow. Loved this video.
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@07lehcimg
Hi @Dr. Gehart, your videos are always very helpful! Thank you so much for posting. Is a genogram still possible to use if a client doesn't know his or her grandparents or sometimes parents, and how would you approach the situation to ensure that we are being sensitive to the client's feelings? Thank you.