Virginia Satir
American psychotherapist & non-fiction author
Biography
Virginia Satir was born in Neillsville, Wisconsin in 1916 and worked as a clinical social worker, psychotherapist, and author. She developed an approach to family therapy known as family reconstruction therapy. Her published books included Conjoint Family Therapy (1964), Peoplemaking (1972), and The New Peoplemaking (1988). She died in 1988.
Occupation
Virginia Satir is recorded as a family therapist, a social and health care assistant, a social worker, a psychotherapist, a Structural family therapy, a teacher and a writer, born in Wisconsin (1916–1988).
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