Nuclear Family Emotional System with Amie Post

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This episode examines the nuclear family emotional system in Bowen theory, focusing on family patterns from a systems perspective. Guests share brief insights, examples, and resources for further exploration.

Guest Bio

Amie Post, based in Baltimore, MD, is a marriage and family therapist with extensive experience in leadership and practice. She serves as the Executive Director of the Center for Family Systems Theory of Western New York and previously held the role of Executive Director at the Family Crisis Center of Baltimore County. A dedicated student of Bowen Theory since 2001, Amie is a faculty member and board director at the Bowen Center in Washington, DC.

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