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Family systems therapists are a rare breed, for we see the world from a different angle. Simply put, our particular slant is that we look for the interconnections and relationships between people instead of seeing people as separate independent individuals. And for teaching us this unique way of seeing the world, we are indebted to Gregory Bateson.
Marilyn Wedge Ph.D. Suffer the Children Relationships An Ecology of Mind Mind and nature are a unity. Posted January 27, 2012 Share Tweet Share on Bluesky Share Email THE BASICS Why Relationships Matter Take our Can You Spot Red Flags In A Relationship? Find a therapist to strengthen relationships Family systems therapists are a rare breed, for we see the world from a different angle. Simply put, our particular slant is that we look for the interconnections and relationships between people instead of seeing people as separate independent individuals. And for teaching us this unique way of seei
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