Virginia Satir’s Evolving Legacy: Transformative Therapy with a Bodymind Connection
Our Book Is Available In Soft Copy and Digital
Virginia Satir (1916-1988), the world renowned family therapist was a forerunner in actively including the human body in her therapeutic approach at a time when involving the body in any type of therapy was very limited, maybe even discouraged. Now the body is often central in the practice of therapeutic change.
Our book Virginia Satir’s Evolving Legacy: Transformative Therapy with a Bodymind Connection is a collaborative work by a diverse group of therapeutic practitioners. Each has individually incorporated Satir’s Model and application of Bodymind approaches into their respective private practice over many years.
In his Foreword to the book John Banmen writes:
Their discussions and sharing has resulted in this timely practical book …… One might say, from practice to theory, each chapter is an outstanding presentation of how to achieve an integrative approach applying Bodymind interventions with individuals, couples and families.
Virginia Satir’s Evolving Legacy: Transformative Therapy with a Bodymind Connection is available in soft copy for $35.00 US and $35.00 CDN. If you prefer a digital (ePub) version, it is available for $19.99 US and $21.99 CDN
You can order either format through Amazon:
Our book is also available at several fine independent bookstores. We encourage patronizing them where convenient.
Vancouver: Banyen Books on West Fourth Avenue
Victoria: Russell Books, 747 Fort Street
Toronto: Caversham Booksellers, 262b Geary Avenue, Toronto, ON.
Our book is also available through the Satir Institute of the Pacific - email: sip@satirpacific.org.
It is being added to local libraries and some university library sites and it can be ordered online through Odin Books.
We wish to acknowledge all of the help and support provided by our publisher, Agio Publishing House, in making our book a reality.
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the authors and the book’s contents.
John Banmen PhD
We are grateful for John’s involvement from our earliest decision to write together. He has taught, mentored and supervised most of us, and been a strong supporter of our writing.
As one of our “elders” and coauthor of The Satir Model with Virginia Satir, Jane Gerber and Maria Gomori, his involvement and guidance was both needed and deeply appreciated.
Mary Leslie, editor