New England Seminar on Bowen Theory

The NESBT provides a regional forum for the study of Bowen theory and its life science orientation toward human behavior and the functioning of society, with an emphasis on climate change. The group is part of a developing international network of centers devoted to the study of Bowen theory, which has applications for individual functioning, family life, organizations and society.

What we Do

Welcome

Bowen theory sees the human as part of nature, with rules governing our behavior as predictable as those that control how grass grows or birds migrate. Bowen theorists work to expand our understanding of those rules. At NESBT, we believe that applying Bowen theory to humankind’s relationship with the earth can help societies address the existential crisis of climate change that we all face.

Events

NESBT and other Bowen centers around the world hold conferences where theorists present work that uses the concepts of theory to expand our understanding of why humans do what they do. These conferences are in person and on Zoom.

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Articles & Publications

Learn more about Bowen theory by exploring the writings of Murray Bowen, MD, and other Bowen theorists. Subscribe to periodicals dedicated to theory.

About Us

For two decades, the New England Seminar of Bowen Theory has been holding conferences on emotional functioning in society, and in that time has evolved its focus to exploring humankind’s relationship with the earth and climate change.

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Bowen Theory

Developed by Murray Bowen, MD, the theory sees individuals as part of a family emotional system that spans generations and is governed by the laws of nature that govern all life.

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