Connecting With Families: How School Social Workers, Psychologists, and Family Educators Can Use Knowledge of Bowen Family Systems Concepts to Build Student Resiliencies and Foster Growth Mindsets
As a school social worker, learning about Bowen Family Systems Theory was an eye-opener for me. Having worked with struggling kids for nearly twenty years, I couldn’t help but marvel at how resilient these kids can be even when having some pretty traumatic histories. I would like to say that it is these children who have kept me in the field for such a long time. In reality, it’s the student not burdened by trauma who has a natural capability to function well in school, but for some reason doesn’t, that has captured and held my attention over the years.
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