The True Genius of Virginia Satir
by Steve Andreas: About eight years ago, Virginia gave a workshop in San Francisco with Richard Bandler and John Grinder, two men who had closely studied her work and made it a central element in a model called Neuro-Linguistic Programming.
The Satir Change Model
Improvement is always possible. This conviction is the heart of the transformation system developed by family therapist Virginia Satir.
Virginia Satir: Making the Psychological Connections
The microphone wasn’t working properly and Virginia Satir, the legendary psychotherapist, was delighted. (February 12, 1986)
A Series of Meditations from Virginia Satir
At the beginning of many of her workshop training sessions, Satir delivered a meditation.
Self-Esteem by Virginia Satir
by Virginia Satir: At this writing I have been a therapist and teacher for nearly 40 years. Once in a while in my life, things come together in a new way.
Remembering Family Therapist Guru Virginia Satir (1916-1988)
By Blake Griffin Edwards: Humanistic in nature and concerned with the existential qualities of human relationships, Virginia Satir was considered
Family Therapy and the Theories of Virginia Satir
Over sixty-five years ago, Virginia Satir began therapeutic work with people, first as a school teacher, and later as a social worker.
Becoming More Fully Human with Virginia Satir
The Intuition Network presents the following transcript from a conversation with Virginia Satir on the series Thinking Allowed,
The Healing Touch of Virginia Satir
by Richard Simon: Being larger than life was something Virginia Satir knew about from her earliest days.
Communications and Congruence with Virginia Satir
A conversation with Virginia Satir and Dr. Jeffrey Mishlove on The Thinking Aloud.
I Am Me by Virginia Satir
Virginia Satir was a renowned author and family psychotherapist who came to write this poem when she was working with an angry fifteen-year-old girl who had a lot of questions about herself and what life meant.
