Yesterday, I began the 6-month Satir Transformational Systemic Therapy Level 1 training. For those who’ve been following my work, you’ll know I often reference Virginia Satir’s teachings—especially the Satir Change
Bringing body and mind together to make contact, elicit connection, and promote integration – a personal account of a workshop led by seasoned Satir practitioners Dr. Carolyn Nesbitt and Julie
I first joined the STST Level 1 training with the intention of gaining a deeper understanding of myself and fostering a stronger internal connection. Prior to this training, I had
Dealing with Trauma using the Satir Model In the Satir Model, trauma is addressed by focusing on the internal transformation of the individual, rather than just the external symptoms of trauma. Virginia Satir’s
A reflection on my experience as a member of the 6-session SIP supervision group series launched February 2024 Who and what we choose to present in a scheduled clinical supervision
Feeling stuck or blocked in connecting with clients, co-workers, or personal connections can be a common experience for many professionals. It can stem from various factors such as burnout, lack
My journey with Satir and the process of writing and publishing the book: Virginia Satir’s Evolving Legacy. One of my first recollections of Virginia Satir in 1982 was her statement:
The Theories and Practices of Virginia Satir Virginia Satir was a highly influential family therapist, known for her groundbreaking work in the field of psychology. Her theories and practices have
Using the Satir Model to bring about Transformational Change by Mylene Lee Pei-En Client info (“S”)Biodata: Female, 21 years oldPresenting Problem: Losing motivation in her studies. Feeling stressed and pressured
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