1. 28 UP
(c) Granada Television International.
Program:
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Author: Apted, Michael
Description:
Time: 120 Minutes Type: VHS
Call #: 00138
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2. A Prickly Pear
(c) Western PA Family Center, 1997
Program: WPFC Benefit Event
Subject: Death, family relationships and friendship
Author: Catherine Murphy Rakow June 19, 1997
Description: A one-act play about the relationship that evolves between two women sharing the same room on a retreat in New Mexico.
Time: 120 Minutes Type: VHS
Call #: 00135
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3. Anxiety and Emotional Reactivity in Therapy
© Georgetown Family Center, 1979.
Program: Georgetown Collection
Subject: Anxiety, Differentiation
Author: Bowen, Murray 1979
Description: "Anxiety and Emotional Reactivity in Therapy" focuses on the ways in which anxiety is manifested in a family, how the level of differentiation affects the ability to adapt to acute or chronic stress, and the ways in which a therapist can reduce the anxiety so that the process of differentiation can begin. Dr. Bowen addresses the importance of a therapist's becoming a more contained self within the emotional arena of his own family in order to stay out of the emotional process in his clinical work.
Time: 60 minutes Type: VHS
Call #: 00035
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4. Anxiety, Systems, and Symptoms, Part 1
© Western Pennsylvania Family Center, 1992.
Program: The 15th Annual Pittsburgh Family Systems Symposium
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Author: Papero, Daniel 06/11/93
Description: Guest speaker Daniel V. Papero, Ph.D., M.S.S.W, discusses Anxiety, systems and symptoms, three key dimensions of Family Systems Theory. The focal ideas are illustrated with video tapes of actual clinical interventions, and discussion of the ideas in the context of clinical application follow. The conference format includes time for discussion and critique of both the general theory and its clinical usefulness.
Time: 120 minutes Type: VHS
Call #: 00067
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5. Anxiety, Systems, and Symptoms, Part 2
© Western Pennsylvania Family Center, 1992.
Program: The 15th Annual Pittsburgh Family Systems Symposium
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Author: Papero, Daniel 06/11/93
Description: Continuation of Family Systems Conference
Time: 120 minutes Type: VHS
Call #: 00068
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6. Applying Systems Thinking to Human Behavior
Georgetown Family Center
Program: n/a
Subject: Bowen family systems theory and its application to human behavior.
Author: Dr. Michael Kerr Fall, 1999
Description: Introduction to Bowen systems theory using Dr. Kerr's family as an example.
Time: 1 hr. Type: VHS
Call #: 000204
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7. Attachments and Cut-offs
© Western Pennsylvania Family Center, 1987.
Program: Guest Lecture Series
Subject: Work with extended families
Author: Benswanger, Ellen 1/21/87
Description:
Time: 90 minutes Type: VHS
Call #: 00047
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8. Background Aspects of Differentiation
© Georgetown Family Center, 1984.
Program: Georgetown Collection
Subject: Differentiation, Obstacles to thinking theoretically
Author: Bowen, Murray 1984
Description: Dr. Bowen discusses the difficulties of getting beyond polarities in one's own thinking. He refers to Barbara McClintock's characterization of "levelers", those who see the broad field, and "sharpeners," those who have gunbarrel vision. He maintains that people can be taught to see from a broader perspective if they stay on the course of self.
Time: 60 minutes Type: VHS
Call #: 00041
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9. Biofeedback and Family Therapy
© Western Pennsylvania Family Center, 1986
Program: Guest Lecture Series
Subject: Biofeedback Research
Author: Friesen, Priscilla 04/26/1986
Description: Ms. Friesen discusses the difference between biofeedback usages generally in the field and using a family systems approach. There is a brief review of biofeedback research and a question and answer session with the audiences. This tape is not of the highest quality
Time: 73 minutes Type: VHS & DVD
Call #: 00007
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10. Biofeedback, Differentiation & the Emotional System.
© Western Pennsylvania Family Center
Program: WPFC Faculty Meeting
Subject: Biofeedback, Differentiation & Emotional Systems.
Author: Friesen, Priscilla 01/09/1987
Description: An exploration of biofeedback usage and understanding such Bowen Systems concepts as differentiation and the emotional system. The importance of caution in making assumptions about what can be known from the information recorded is noted. Questions are raised about the way information is useful to the brain.
Time: 114 minutes Type: VH & DVD
Call #: 00009
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