Voices in My Body: Exploring the Satir Model’s Transformative Bodymind Connection
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 […]
Read MoreVirginia Satir Then and Now
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 […]
Read MoreA Written Case Study
Using the Satir Model to bring about Transformational Change by Mylene Lee Pei-En Client info (“S”) Biodata: Female, 21 years old Presenting Problem: Losing motivation in her studies. Feeling stressed […]
Read MoreBirth of a Book
Virginia Satir’s Evolving Legacy: Transformative Therapy with a Bodymind Connection I have been one of seven writers who have created a book titled, The Evolving Legacy of Virginia Satir- Transformative […]
Read MoreReflections on Satir
By Jennifer Barrett, MSW, RSW, RCC Recently, I was asked to reflect on my experience with Satir. To my surprise, I realized that it has been more than 25 years […]
Read MoreSatir Transformational Systemic Therapy
It Started in Idaho By Amanda Poffenberger Over the years when my friends or family members inquired about my participation in STST trainings in Canada, I would tell them about […]
Read MoreFreedom Through Forgiveness Can Be Yours!
With Anne Morrison, MSW, RSW and Linda Lucas, MA, LPC, LCPC Not forgiving is a kind of soul sickness that saps our energy and keeps us from fully accessing clear […]
Read MoreAccepting My Son as A Teenager
One evening after a conflict with my son I decided that I better deal with my own anger. I brought my focus onto myself and went through my own iceberg […]
Read MoreSatir – More than a Model
I hope to share my personal, professional and healing journey in being fully human. To do this, I intend to start from the beginning sharing significant moments which shaped my […]
Read MoreThe Art and Science of Self-Care
I find it quite interesting and “almost” humorous that I committed to writing a blog about self-care and then could not find the time to actually write it! While I […]
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