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Virginia Satir on communication skills

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Virginia Satir
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The New Peoplemaking

Revised and expanded seminal work on families, with more than a million copies sold in 12 languages. The New Peoplemaking expresses Satir's most evolved thoughts on self-worth, communication, family systems, and the ways in which people relate to one another.

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Virginia Satir
1988
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The Structure of Magic: A Book About Language and Therapy (Vol. 1)

These seminal works in neurolinguistic programming (NLP) help therapists understand how people create inner models of the world to represent their experience and guide their behavior.

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Richard Bandler, John Grinder, Virginia Satir (introduction), Gregory Bateson (introduction)
2005
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Communication Stances by Virginia Satir-Part 1

Virginia Satir presents her model of various types of dysfunctional communication from an adversarial basis for relationships.

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Virginia Satir
2016
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Making Contact

The noted family therapist presents innovative concepts and techniques conducive to changing one's habits of communication and to establishing open, constructive, and life-enhancing modes of contact and communication within family relationships.

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Virginia Satir
1995
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Communication Stances-Role Playing Triads -Virginia Satir, Part 2

This is a demonstration of Virginia Satir's choreography around her communications stances. It includes what she has referred to as the "stress ballet rag" and the "dance of inclusion." In the first instance, people will change stances in three movements.

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Virginia Satir
2016
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Virginia Satir: Communication and Congruence (Excerpt) — a Thinking Allowed DVD W/ Jeffrey Mishlove

Many of us are afraid to communicate to others our true feelings. One of the most influential modern psychologists and a founder of family therapy, the late Virginia Satir describes how internalized "rules" for social behavior limit our communication. Ms.

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Virginia Satir
2010
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