Virginia Satir: Communication and Congruence (excerpt) -- A Thinking Allowed DVD w/ Jeffrey Mishlove
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NOTE: This is an excerpt from a 30-minute DVD.
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Many of us are afraid to communicate to others our true feelings. One of the most influential modern psychologists and a founder of family therapy, the late Virginia Satir describes how internalized "rules" for social behavior limit our communication. Ms. Satir demonstrates various communication styles--depreciation, blaming, intellectualizing and irrelevance--which people use to cover up their feelings of low self-esteem.
It's amazing that people can be this smart.
Doing a Family Therapy class and they are talking about The threat and reward and seed models. I really like her style of conducting a session.
Great interviewer
A brilliant lady.
Virginia Satyr is awesome! Great ideas and concepts on Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication
Great mind and soul!
The first minutes are the basics for the study of every actor
Thank you again for
What Virginia explains here reminds me a lot of Perls gestals assumptions that our body tells the truth about what our words fear to say, and his idea that we should say what we think as words are the sensored version of our thoughts that serve to manipulate others. I think Virginia neans it in a protective form however.
Herself and Jay Haley spoke so similarly.
I just
Thanks
We speak two languages. The language that our parents taught us and our body language which is universal the different accents of our body language uses are to due to the culture we are born into. So what's new?
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OK, it does not matter to you, I accept that. However, even if youtube should not be an information source, it is, and misinformation is a problem. Her work is very much situated within the historical, theoretical, and conceptual context of social work
and the fact that she was a social worker, and pioneer in family therapy, is important to us social workers. Interesting how when a social worker becomes highly recognized for their work and famous, folks want to turn them into psychologists.
I think social workers and psychologists work,operate in a"similar fashion." I am a Clinical.Social Worker and I have recognized this professional dynamic,early on while studying in the Social Work Field.
3:00 When you share what you observe and it happens to meet with The Rules Wrinkle...
yea, I'm a big fan of Wittgenstein too...
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Virginia Satir was not a psychologist. She was a Social Worker. Please correct this information up above.
LCSW, LMFT, LADC, LPC THEYRE ALL THEY ARE ALL PSYCHOLOGICAL THERAPIST'S.
Virginia Satir was a social worker, not a psychologist as the narrative at the top of this video states. This is an import distinction...!!!
like nurse and doctor, but the nurse knows a lot from interacting with people.
And an exceptionally good one at that !
Because of her job she was interacting with ppl and learnt a LOT from people rather than just books
How important it is in this context?
Now I know it is important to you after reading your other comment.