Events that have taken place in our family for several generations, invisibly affect us. But when this “family heritage” interferes too persistently in life, in relationships with other people, predetermining actions and, as it were, depriving us of the freedom of choice, the help of a specialist is needed.
Events that have taken place in our family for several generations, invisibly affect us. But when this “family heritage” interferes too persistently in life, in relationships with other people, predetermining actions and, as it were, depriving us of the freedom of choice, the help of a specialist is needed. American psychotherapist Florence Kaslow describes in detail one of the most effective tools for studying family scenarios — the genogram method. Developed by American family therapist Murray Bowen, it provides many clues for understanding the «mechanism of influence» of ancestors on our lives.
Moscow Psychological and Social Institute, 160 p.