Systems Thinking with Dave Galloway

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Systems Thinking with Dave Galloway

This podcast episode looks at the idea of systems thinking, a central topic of Bowen family systems theory. Each guest will give a brief elevator pitch of this idea, along with examples, what they find important about the idea, and takeaway resources and ideas for further thinking.

Guest Bio

Dave Galloway has studied Bowen Theory for over 20 years, spoken at conferences, and teaches systems thinking. A certified Family Enterprise Advisor and Clear Leadership trainer, he brings decades of leadership experience in the software industry, focusing on emotional functioning in work systems. Based in Vancouver, BC, Dave is on the faculty of Living Systems.

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Questions for continued thinking

What are 5 or 10 other explanations you could make up for what’s happening here? If your parent/partner/kid were in the room, what would they have to say about this?


Thank you for your interest in family systems.

Comments are welcome: katie.white@livingsystems.ca

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