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Family of Origin Group: Exploring Relationship Patterns

So much of how we relate to others, our anxiety, our reactions, our relationship patterns, are shaped by our family history. This monthly 2-hour family of origin group is for anyone interested in applying Bowen family systems theory while exploring the patterns and themes in one’s family. Each participant will be working toward greater insight and flexibility in their relationships
Register until Friday, January 15, 2027

Program Details

Program Length & Schedule

Winter 2027 Group
Monthly Format:

Jan- April 2027 Group: 5 Mondays: Jan 18, Feb. 1, Mar 1, Apr 5 and Apr 26
Times: 9:30 am – 11:30 am

Format

Location: Online using Zoom

Following the presentation participants will have time for questions and discussions

Start Date & Deadline

Start: The Group begins January 18, 2027

 

Program Requirements

Group Requirements

Each participant will be asked to sign a participant agreement outlining protocols for working together, including confidentiality.

Who these Groups are for

For anyone interested in understanding how their family history has shaped them.

Fee & Payment Options

Course fee: $339 (CDN).

This is a small group format, and space is limited.
For inquiries or to be added to the course waitlist, please email – leila.howard@livingsystems.ca.

Refunds: Refer to the Registration Page.

Program Overview

This family of origin group will apply Bowen family systems theory while exploring the patterns and themes in one’s family.  Each participant will be working toward greater insight and flexibility in their relationships. Limited to six participants.  

What the Program Covers

Monthly Format (5 sessions, 2 hours each)
Session 1 — Introduction to Family of Origin Work
Session 2 and 3 — Each participant presents their three-generation family diagram, followed by coaching questions.
Session 4 and 5 — Each participant presents a deeper exploration of family patterns, followed by coaching questions

What You Will Develop

Each participant will be working toward greater insight and flexibility in their relationships.

Exploration of relationship patterns and themes in one’s family.

Meet the Faculty

Woman with shoulder-length blonde hair wearing a black top, smiling gently in an outdoor setting with green foliage.

Leila Howard

MA, RCC-ACS

Gain a new perspective

Explore your family of origin from a family systems perspective