Anxiety with Dave Galloway

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This episode explores anxiety through the lens of Bowen family systems theory, highlighting the distinction between acute and chronic anxiety. Guests share quick insights, examples, key takeaways, and resources for further exploration.

Guest Bio

Dave Galloway has over 20 years of experience studying Bowen Theory. He has spoken at conferences, taught systems thinking, and written extensively on the topic. A certified Family Enterprise Advisor and Clear Leadership trainer, Dave brings decades of leadership experience in the software industry, focusing on emotional functioning in work systems. He is based in Vancouver, BC, and serves on the faculty of Living Systems.

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