The Family Life Cycle

https://livingsystems.ca/resources/elevator-systems-podcast/
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The Family Life Cycle, edited by Monica McGoldrick and Betty Carter, examines the stages of family development from a systems perspective.

The book explores how families transition through various life stages, such as marriage, parenthood, and aging, and the challenges and adjustments that accompany each phase.

It integrates Bowen family systems theory to understand how emotional processes and patterns influence family dynamics across generations.

The book provides insights into how families adapt to stress, manage conflict, and maintain cohesion throughout the life cycle.

It serves as a valuable resource for therapists and individuals seeking to understand and navigate the complexities of family life.

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Dixie Van Der Sluis
when discussing the young person's major family transition before marriage.
S3 Ep 12 Launching with Erik Thompson
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Katie White
to highlight the complexity of second marriages involving multiple family systems.
S3 Ep 11 Stepfamilies with Kathleen Cotter Cauley
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Dixie Van Der Sluis
, referring to the book for its insights on divorce.
S3 Ep10 Divorce with Dr. Carrie Collier
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Katie White
, Bowen writes the intro, discusses thinking about the family life cycle.
S3 Preseason Episode - Bowen Theory & Relationships Across the Lifespan

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