Over/Under-functioning with Avrum Nadigel

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This episode explores the over- and under-functioning pattern in Bowen family systems theory. Guests share brief insights, examples, key takeaways, and resources for deeper understanding.

Guest Bio

Avrum Nadigel, a marriage and family therapist for 25 years, has postgraduate training in Bowen family systems theory. He is the author of three books, including Learning to Commit and It Takes More than Love (co-written with Dr. Aliza Israel). Avrum has also co-produced the podcasts Pop Parenting and The Love Examined Playlist.

Resources

  • Avrum Nadigel’s website and book links: https://www.nadigel.com
  • Kathleen Smith’s books Everything Isn’t Terrible and True To You
  • Dr. Murray Bowen, Family Therapy in Clinical Practice

Thank you for your interest in family systems.

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