Virginia Satir

Psychotherapist and author of 'The New Peoplemaking'

Virginia Satir - Psychotherapist and author of 'The New Peoplemaking'
Born

June 26th, 1916
109 years ago

Died

September 10th, 1988
37 years ago — 72 years old

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

United States

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A prominent American psychotherapist and author, contributed significantly to the field of family therapy. Developed the Satir Model, focusing on enhancing communication and self-esteem within family systems. Gained recognition for innovative approaches in therapy, emphasizing the importance of personal empowerment and connection. Published influential works, including 'The New Peoplemaking', which served as a foundational text in family therapy education. Conducted numerous workshops and trainings, guiding therapists in applying her methods. Her insights have shaped contemporary understandings of human relationships and therapeutic practice.

Developed the Satir Model of therapy

Authored 'The New Peoplemaking'

Conducted influential workshops for therapists

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