In this video, host Allen Blakey interviews business consultant Kathleen Wiseman. Relationships impact business decisions in ways that can’t always be anticipated. Kathleen describes a situation in which relationship dynamics adversely affected the ability of a family business to succeed. It can sometimes take “intestinal fortitude” to take a difficult stand. Fears of discomfort and difference often get in the way.

In this video, host Dr. Mariana Martinez interviews Bowen Center Faculty Member, Kathleen K. Wiseman, MBA. Family assets can become the center of family conflict.

In 1988 Andrea Schara traveled to Norway to visit with her family caregiver, Gudrun Lund. Her goal was to separate herself from the urge to over-function and to see if this three day visit could produce an improvement in Gudrun's functioning.

Andrea Maloney Schara does an informal interview with her uncle, Jimmy Maloney. She was interested in his ideas about this family business, which had grown from a roadside stand to a multi-million dollar complex. Jimmy had his own plans for the interview as he wanted to make a tape about how to actually make pottery.

Interview with Priscilla Friesen talking about Neurofeedback.

Observing physiology in biofeedback and the central nervous system (CNS) with neurofeedback has contributed to a broader understanding of the physiology of differentiation of self.

Observing physiology in biofeedback and the central nervous system (CNS) with neurofeedback has contributed to a broader understanding of the physiology of differentiation of self.

A sneak peek behind the curtain of family business succession

Family Business: Managing self in triangles