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Podcast Episode 73: Murray Bowen Never Used the Term Sabotage-Why It’s So Important to Edwin Friedman’s Work

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A key difference between Edwin Friedman and Murray Bowen is the concept of Sabotage. Both would agree on the emotional process involved, but Bowen never used the term. This episode explains why.

Show Notes:

Bowen and Friedman: Two Systems Thinkers from The Bowen Center for the Study of Family Podcast

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