August 2008

Symposium News The 45th Annual Symposium will be held November 7-8, 2008. Schedule information is now available. A special early bird registration rate is available to those who register for the conference by September 8th. Our Distinguished Guest Lecturers are Dorothy L. Cheney, PhD and Robert M. Seyfarth, PhD. Dr. Cheney is a professor of biology and Dr. Seyfarth is a professor of psychology at the University of Pennsylvania. They are the authors of How Monkeys See the World and the recently published Baboon Metaphysics: The Evolution of a Social Mind, the fruit of fifteen years living with baboons in their native habitat. The Symposium will be held at the Crown Plaza Hotel in Washington, DC. To receive updates on the conference, please sign up for our newsletter.

Family Systems Journal goes to Press  The most recent issue of the Journal has gone to the printer. Articles include “The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: A Societal Emotional Process,” “The Multigenerational Transmission Process and the Neurobiology of Attachment and Stress,” and “Survival, Fusion, and Extreme Poverty.” The faculty case conference is entitled, “The Affair as a Stabilizer of the Marital Relationship.” A special feature of this journal is an article from the Archives by Don Jackson, MD entitled "Sick, Sad, Savage, and Sane." Click here to subscribe.

SPRING CONFERENCE DVDs and AUDIO RECORDINGS This year's conference, Schizophrenia: Diagnosis is not Destiny was held April 12-13th in Washington, DC.
DVDs, MP3s, and audiotapes are available for purchase.

2007-2008 Annual Fund Ends June 30th  Contributions to the Annual Fund are essential for supporting the Bowen Center's mission. Please read a letter from our Director to learn more about the work the Annual Fund supports. We appreciate your making as generous a donation as possible. Online Donation is available. Thank you to all the donors who have contributed to the Annual Fund for the Advancement of Bowen Theory. Dr. Kerr's thank you letter to our donors is also posted on our website.

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