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Disappointed
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I'm afraid that this forum is simply not as dynamic or interactive as I'd hoped. I thought that all that was needed was some engaging discussion topics. It seems that I will need to go elsewhere to…Continue
Tags: Community, Engagement, Discussion
Started this discussion. Last reply by Stephen Buckbee Jun 13, 2012.
Last Week's Invitation
I tried to log on to last week's conversation, but I was a bit late and then I didn't want to interrupt so I used my time reading the conversation up to the present. By the time I'd gotten to the…Continue
Started May 1, 2012
Power and Family Dynamics
Recently reading a review of Satir's work online which claimed that her view that patents are the architects of the family was conflated with the idea that parents are to blame--then went on to say…Continue
Started Apr 23, 2012
Satir and the "Iceberg Model"
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Was this originally Satir's model or John Banmdn's? According to Loeschen's book "The Satir Process" Banmen presented this model. Can anyone tell me?
Tags: Banmen, Satir, model, Iceberg
Started this discussion. Last reply by Stephen Buckbee Apr 26, 2012.
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Stephen Buckbee replied to Tali's discussion Disappointed"Yes I think I said the same thing perhaps we can join forces to make something happen. People join but that seems to b it. Ideas?"
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I'm afraid that this forum is simply not as dynamic or interactive as I'd hoped. I thought that all that was needed was some engaging discussion topics. It seems that I will need to go elsewhere to discuss Satir's ideas and further develop her epistemology.
Tali posted a discussionLast Week's Invitation
I tried to log on to last week's conversation, but I was a bit late and then I didn't want to interrupt so I used my time reading the conversation up to the present. By the time I'd gotten to the present, everybody was gone!!!See More
Stephen Buckbee replied to Tali's discussion Satir and the "Iceberg Model""It was part of her presentation when I saw her work in 1985. It iis also in the book ths Satir Model. My thought is that was a concept that John liked and developed after her death."
Susan Sutton left a comment for Tali"Hi Tali! Thanks for stopping by my page. Busy right now, though it is nice to see others here-with like minded interests."
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Tali left a comment for Nancy Macdonald"Nancy, I've enjoyed talking with you and I will let you know about this re-invigorated site via phone. Would love to see you in the forums!"
Tali left a comment for HACER BELEN"Hi Hacer,
Thank you for taking the time to respond! I share your appreciation of Satir's approach. In my understanding, she was belittled at first--could only work with those people others' had concluded were "lost" irrevocably.…"
Tali left a comment for HACER BELEN"Hi Hacer! Happy Sunday. What impressed you most about Satir's work?"
Tali replied to Steven M. Smith's discussion What can be done to revitalize this online community?"Thank you! I am grateful to those who have enabled this forum to take place! A quick review of profiles shows that many of us share the same needs. What fascinates you most about Satir's approach?"
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- I am interested in how we construct our worlds based on inherited/learned assumptions, rules, 'techne". Disinterring these "subjugated knowledges" to make them explicit and therefore open to be observed, commented upon. I see connections between Satir's work and deconstructionists like Foucault. Also influenced by RD Laing, Bateson, Rollo May, Jung and Pescheskian.
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- At 3:50pm on April 23, 2012, Susan Sutton said…
Hi Tali! Thanks for stopping by my page. Busy right now, though it is nice to see others here-with like minded interests.
- At 4:54pm on May 15, 2013, paulagiri said…
Good day,
I picked interest on you after going through your short profile and demand it necessary to write you immediately. I have something very vital to disclose to you, but I found it difficult to express myself here, since it's a public site.Could you please get back to me on(agyiripaul102@yahoo.com.hk) for the full details.
Have a nice day.
Paul
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