11. Biofeedback, Physiology and Theory
© Western Pennsylvania Family Center, 1987
Program: Guest Lecture Series
Subject: Biofeedback, Physiology
Author: Friesen, Priscilla 04/03/1987
Description: Use of biofeedback equipment is demonstrated. Ms. Friesen notes that there is presently no systems methodology for understanding physiology. She discusses her efforts in working towards a systems theory integration with biofeedback information.
Time: 73 minutes Type: VHS & DVD
Call #: 00008
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12. Bowen Lecture in Pittsburgh - Tape 1 & 2
© Western Pennsylvania Family Center, 1987.
Program: Bowen Lecture Series
Subject: Differentiation, Relationships, Family projection
Author: Bowen, Murray 6/13/87
Description: Dr. Bowen (tape 1)talks about relationships and differentiation of self, as well as family projection and therapy vs. counseling. In tape 2 Dr. Bowen talks about the characteristics of being a differentiated self. Can there be too much differentiated self?
Time: 70 minutes/ 79 minutes Type: VHS & DVD
Call #: 00020
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13. Bowen Theory & Criminality, Tape 1
(c) Western PA Family Center, 1998
Program: WPFC Lecture Series on Bowen Theory
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Author: Michael Kerr, MD October 31, 1998
Description:
Time: 120 Minutes Type: VHS
Call #: 00136
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14. Bowen Theory & Criminality, Tape 2
(c) Western PA Family Center, 1998.
Program: WPFC Lecture Series on Bowen Theory
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Author: Michael Kerr, MD October 31, 1998
Description:
Time: 120 Minutes Type: VHS
Call #: 00137
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15. Bowen Theory: Then and Now - Part 1
2003 Western Pa. Family Center
Program: 25th PFS Conference
Subject: History of Bowen Theory
Author: Kerr, Michael; McCullough, Paulina September 13, 2003
Description: 25th anniversary of the Pgh. Family Systems Conference and Symposium. The first half of the conference day, Paulina McCullough reviews the history of the Center. Michael Kerr reviews Bowen theory, discussing effects of anxiety, etc.
Time: 120 mins. Type: VHS
Call #: 00214
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16. Bowen Theory: Then and Now - Part II
2003 Western Pa. Family Center
Program: 25th PFS Conference
Subject: Extending Bowen Theory and Its Application
Author: Michael Kerr September 13, 2003
Description: Michael Kerr continues discussion from Part 1 - discusses cancer and the function of the immune system in various other illnesses. The second part of the tape focuses on the phenomenon of "gay" identification and lifestyle.
Time: 120 mins. Type: VHS
Call #: 00215
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17. Bowen Theory: Then and Now - Part III
2003 Western Pa. Family Center
Program: 25th PFS Symposium
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Author: Rakow, C.; Rutenberg, S.; Smith, W.; Noone, R.; Harrison, V.; Kerr, K. September 14, 2003
Description: Individuals present 15-minute abstracts related to the topic of "Bowen Theory: Then and Now". Moderated by Cynthia Larkby. Presentations are followed with a panel discussion, with presentors and respondants Paulina McCullough and Michael Kerr. Question & Answer period as time permits.
Time: 120 mins. Type: VHS
Call #: 00216
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18. Brodey/Basamania Lecture - 1st half
Western Pennsylvania Family Center, 2001
Program: Brodey/Basamania Seminar
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Author: Betty Basamania and Warren Brodey August 28, 2001
Description: Authors sepak about their work on the family research project with Dr. Murray Bowen at NIMH from 11/54-12/58.
Poor sound quality - transcript sent with tape.
Time: 1 hr. Type: VHS
Call #: 000195
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19. Brodey/Basamania Lecture - 2nd half
Western Pennsylvania Family Center, 2001
Program: Brodey/Basamania Seminar
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Author: Betty Basamania and Warren Brodey August 28, 2001
Description: Authors speak about their work on the family research project with Dr. Murray Bowen at NIMH from 11/54 to 12/58.
Sound quality is poor- transcript will be sent with tape
Time: 1 hr. Type: VHS
Call #: 000196
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20. Cancer and Emotional Systems, Tape 1
© Princeton Family Center, 1994.
Program: 1994 Princeton Family Center Annual Conference
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Author: LaShan, Lawrence; Kerr, Michael 02/04/94
Description: Bowen Family Systems Theory holds that cancer is a manifestation of emotional forces operating in the family. These emotional forces are assumed to be a product of the human evolutionary heritage and are the basis for the family's functioning as a system. An understanding of the emotional system can help explain the onset and clinical course of cancer. The emotional system includes a multitude of functionally interdependent variables that range from genes to interpersonal relationships, with cancer reflecting a disturbance in the balance among all the variables rather than any one variable being its "cause". This conceptualization of cancer has important treatment implications.
Time: 120 minutes Type: VHS
Call #: 00082
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