The Western Pennsylvania Family Center (WPFC) is a non-profit educational and training organization founded in 1985 for the purpose of advancing Bowen family systems theory and enhancing individual functioning in the context of families, organizations and communities.  This mission and vision is  based in Bowen family systems theory, which is taught through workshops, lectures, and conferences, formal training and education in Bowen theory, and coaching and consultation services for individuals, families, and organizations.

Bowen theory is used by mental health practitioners, physicians and other medical workers, clergy, organizational consultants, teachers and any one desiring to improve how they function in their personal, professional and community lives.

The core offerings of WPFC are the Basic Seminar in Bowen Theory, the Pittsburgh Family Systems Conference and Symposium and the Lecture Series on Bowen Theory. The featured speaker for the 34th Conference and Symposium is Randall Frost and the one lecture in the Lecture Series will be given by Dr. Michael Kerr. Presenters in the 2012-13 Clinical Forum Series are Laura Havstad, Arthur Zipris, Cecilia Guzman, Jim Smith, Scotty Hargrove, Ann McKnight, Monika Baege, Mignonette Keller and Priscilla Friesen.

Western Pennsylvania Family Center
733 North Highland Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15206
P: 412-362-2295  |  F: 412-363-2489
info@wpfc.net