In this video, host and Bowen Center associate faculty member Dr. Kathleen Smith interviews Daniel Papero, Ph.D., LCSW, author and faculty member of the Bowen Center for the Study of the Family. Helping professionals use a variety of words to describe their work. Words like therapy, psychotherapy and life coaching are a few of them. Professionals using Bowen family systems theory typically use “coaching” to describe their work. What does this kind of coaching look like and how does it differ from traditional psychotherapy? Dr. Papero explains how coaching can prove useful for people who want to think about their families, their work, and the larger world.
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In this video, host and Bowen Center associate faculty member Dr. Kathleen Smith interviews Daniel Papero, Ph.D., LCSW, author and faculty member of the Bowen Center for the Study of the Family. Helping professionals use a variety of words to describe their work. Words like therapy, psychotherapy and life coaching are a few of them. Professionals using Bowen family systems theory typically use “coaching” to describe their work. What does this kind of coaching look like and how does it differ from traditional psychotherapy? Dr. Papero explains how coaching can prove useful for people who want to think about their families, their work, and the larger world.
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