Nagy and Contextual Family Therapy (Deep Dive) (2018 Rerun)

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 21 November 2021

⏱️ 7 minutes

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[Rerun] Dr. Kirk Honda does a deep dive on Nagy and contextual family therapy. (Intro)

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0:00.0	Hey, deserve your listeners. It's just me today. I am going to talk about Nage. Nage is pronounced
0:14.0	Nage. It is spelled N-A-G-Y, like naggy, or naggy, but it's pronounced Nage. I've had
0:23.8	many patron requests for many years, incidentally, to talk about Nage. He is an interesting character
0:30.9	in the field of therapy, more specifically family therapy, and he's one of the greats, and he has a
0:38.0	very specific theory that's actually quite interesting, and I think can be understood by laypeople. It's
0:43.4	not too complicated, and it has some interesting, very unique elements to it. He really had a way
0:50.9	with language and a way with metaphor that I think really makes his theory compelling to people,
0:57.7	which is why I'm guessing a lot of patrons have been asking me to talk about it. My relationship
1:02.9	with Nage has gone back 24 years when I was first introduced to his theory in graduate school,
1:11.8	and then after graduate school, when I became an instructor, I began lecturing about Nage right
1:17.1	away. The classes I taught involved Nage right away, and so I've been lecturing about Nage for 22
1:24.9	years. In fact, my class that's currently running right now, my family of origin class that I
1:31.2	teach, all new, all first quarter students in the master's program at my university,
1:37.7	Antioch University Seattle, take this class called Family of Origin, and we talk about a small set
1:43.4	of theories. One is my own brand of psychodynamic family therapy, and other is Bowenian therapy.
1:50.4	We talk about Whitaker Insider a little bit, but we mainly talk about Nage Bowen and object
1:55.7	relations. So Nage is a big part of this very important class that we have at the university.
2:04.9	I was thinking about it, and I would say that he is one of the least known among the popular
2:11.0	theorists. There are thousands upon thousands of theorists, people who have stepped forward and
2:17.8	published something saying that they have a new way of looking at psychology or psychotherapy,
2:23.3	and I would say, I don't know, back the napkin, rough estimate, I would say 50 of those people
2:32.5	actually are still known to a majority of, if you just collected 100 different psychotherapists,
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