Explore Bowen Family Systems Theory as an approach to family therapy, with keynote sessions from Dr Dan Papero, an internationally renowned family therapy working from this approach. Participants will hear from Dr Papero and other keynote speakers and workshop presenters about the application of this theory to better understand the dilemmas that relationships face.
The Family Systems Institute Annual Conference: The Family Emotional System: The Seedbed of Symptoms and the Garden of Recovery
Objective:
OPD Points: 12
Outline:
DAY 1: Wednesday 21st August 9:00am-4:30pm |
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Wednesday |
9am 9:10am |
Welcome – Lauren Errington and Conference MC (10min) Keynote Session 1: The Family Emotional System: |
Morning Tea |
10:30am |
Morning Tea (20 minutes) |
Wednesday Keynote Session 2 10:50am-12:15pm |
10:50am |
Keynote Session 2: The Family Emotional System: |
11:50am |
Q&A with Dr Daniel Papero (25 min) |
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Lunch |
12:15pm |
Lunch (45 minutes) |
Wednesday Workshops 1:00-2:00pm |
1:00pm |
3 x 50min workshops for delegates to choose from |
Comfort Break |
2:00pm |
Comfort break (15 minutes) |
Wednesday Symposium – Featured presentations from the ANZJFT Special Edition on Bowen Theory |
2:15pm |
Intro (5 min) – Lauren Errington (co-editor & author) About the Special Edition (10 min) – Dr Linda MacKay (co-editor) 3 x 20min presentations by: · Dr Jenny Brown (co-editor & author) · Katherine Burke (author) · Martina Polombi (author) |
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3:30pm |
FSI Core Programs Spot – Advanced Certificate: Lauren E (15min) |
Wednesday Final Session 4:00-4:30pm |
3:45pm |
Live Q&A with panel of presenters – Dr Dan Papero, Dr Jenny Brown, Katherine Burke, Martina Polombi (35 minutes) |
4:20pm 4:30pm |
Wrap up of Day 1 End of Conference Day 1 |
DAY 2: Thursday 22nd August 9:00am-4:30pm |
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Thursday |
9am 9:05am |
Welcome – Lauren Errington and Conference MC (5min) Keynote Session 3: The Family Emotional System: |
Morning Tea |
10:30am |
Morning Tea (20 minutes) |
Thursday |
10:50am |
Keynote Session 4: What Humans can Learn from Animal Behaviours in Relationships |
12:20pm  12:50pm |
Q&A with Keynote speakers (Dr Papero and Dr Witzcack-Oldfather) (30 minutes) FSI Core Programs Spot – Lauren Errington (10 minutes) |
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Lunch |
1:00pm |
Lunch (45 minutes) |
Thursday Workshops 1:45-2:45pm |
1:45pm |
3 x 50min workshops for delegates to choose from |
Comfort Break |
2:45pm |
Comfort break (15 minutes) |
Thursday Final Session 3:00-4:30pm |
3:00pm |
Interview with Dr Dan Papero: The future of science and research in family therapy and clinical practice (Dr Papero & Linda Mackay) (1 hour) |
4:00-4:30 |
4:00pm 4:30pm |
Conference Wrap Up End of Conference Day 2 |
Content:
Keynote sessions will explore Bowen Family Systems Theory’s insights into how the emotional system regulates the functioning of the human family, and how the family is both the seedbed for symptoms and a garden of recovery, with illustrations and application presented by Dr Dan Papero.
Further keynote sessions, presentations, workshops, and panel discussions will explore the application of thinking about the application of thinking about families as whole relationship systems, including:
Keynotes:
Dr Dan Papero: The family emotional system
Dr Lynea Witzcack-Oldfather – What humans can learn from behaviours in animal relationships
Workshops and symposium presentations:
Elizabeth Milinkovic |
Through the lens of a horse – Equine and Animal Assisted Therapies |
Katherine Burke |
Observing, returning home and unlearning to learn; exploring the differentiation process to develop a natural systems research question. |
Nicky Fortescue |
Invisible Threads: Considering the Systemic Roots of an Individual’s Emotional Turmoil. |
Ken Morgan |
Chickens Chimps and Instagram: Social Species and Social Media |
Linda MacKay |
Working with primary and interlocking triangles: Parents of an aggressive young person reflect on their journey towards identifying goals for self |
Lily Mailler |
Considering context and emotional process in extreme cases: An experiential workshop |
Jenny Brown |
 Bowen Theory: Illustration and Critique |
Martina Palombi |
Systems thinking applied to a case of Borderline Personality Disorder |
Katherine Burke |
Thinking about family violence through a family systems lens |
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Presenter Qualifications:
Dr Dan Papero is amongst the leading scholars and practitioners in Bowen Theory in the world. He has written numerous articles and book chapters on various aspects of family systems theory and family psychotherapy. In 1990, he published a basic introduction to family systems, Bowen Family Systems Theory. He gives many invited presentations yearly to various professional groups across the country and around the world on topics related to family systems theory, family psychotherapy, and the functioning of corporations and organisations.
Dr. Lynea Witczak Oldfather is a Fulbright Postdoctoral Scholar in Prof. Mike Gardner’s lab at Flinders University. She earned her PhD from the University of California, Davis where she studied the neurobiology of father-daughter bonds and pair bonds in coppery titi monkeys (Plecturocebus cupreus). As a postdoc, she is investigating the neurobiology of pair bonding in socially monogamous sleepy lizards (Tiliqua rugosa). Her work aims to provide insight into potential shared mechanisms underlying sociality across vertebrate taxa.Contact:
- Stacey Bremner
- 0432530513
- info@thefsi.com.au
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