Celebrating 10 years of education in
family systems theory, the 10th Annual
Healthy Congregations National Gathering
(previously called “Advanced Workshop”)
is designed for anyone interested in growing
in their knowledge of systems theory and its
applications. Those hoping to enrich, deepen
and otherwise expand the ability to apply
principles of thinking about self, family, and
workplace will benefit and are invited to attend
the conference.
This year’s theme is: “Who is My Family’s
Keeper? New Perspectives on Sibling Position.”
During the National Gathering participants will
have opportunities to:
• Connect with others interested in applying systems theory in their lives
• Work through a case study from a systems perspective
• Hear three well-known speakers on the topic of sibling position
• Take part in Trinity Lutheran Seminary’s worship community and visit the Augsburg Fortress bookstore
• Gather to discuss and share with others in small group process.
For more information: click here to read the brochure.
For online registration: click here.
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Healthy Leadership Seminars Registration Now Available!
This series of one-day seminars is for persons who
want to broaden their perspective on self, family,
and workplace through the lens of Bowen theory -
commonly called family systems theory or systems
thinking.
Experience has shown that systems thinking
cannot be learned from reading about the theory
but application of theory can be enhanced by
working with a coach over an extended period.
The eight concepts of Bowen family systems
theory will guide the process of learning.
Responsibility for learning rests upon each
individual.
Who Can Benefit?
This series of seminars is for leaders – pastors and
leaders in religous organizations, school principals,
superintendents, business leaders – who want to
enrich, deepen, and otherwise expand the ability
to apply principles of thinking about self, family,
and workplace.
For more information: click here to read the brochure.
For online registration: click here.
want to broaden their perspective on self, family,
and workplace through the lens of Bowen theory -
commonly called family systems theory or systems
thinking.
Experience has shown that systems thinking
cannot be learned from reading about the theory
but application of theory can be enhanced by
working with a coach over an extended period.
The eight concepts of Bowen family systems
theory will guide the process of learning.
Responsibility for learning rests upon each
individual.
Who Can Benefit?
This series of seminars is for leaders – pastors and
leaders in religous organizations, school principals,
superintendents, business leaders – who want to
enrich, deepen, and otherwise expand the ability
to apply principles of thinking about self, family,
and workplace.
For more information: click here to read the brochure.
For online registration: click here.
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