BT93 Clinical Demonstration 02 – Asking Questions as Therapy – Olga Silverstein, MSW

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Olga Silverstein A renowned teacher and therapist, she was also a well-respected one. She was an expert in family therapy and wrote numerous works on parenting. The Courage to Raise Great Men. Hungarian-born, she arrived in the United States as a seven-year-old. She married young and raised her three children at home until she turned forty. Over the next seven years, she secured a high school diploma, a bachelor’s degree, and then a master of social work degree. The mid-2000s, she was a senior in high school.-1970s She was co-Peggy Papp, founder of the Brief Therapy The Ackerman Institute Project.

During the decade of the 1970s she and Papp joined Betty Carter and Marianne Walters to launch The Women’s Project in Family Therapy. They focused on examining the sexist concerns and theories that dominated their clinical practice, and soon began to offer workshops in the United States and abroad on women’s relationships in families. The classic and pioneering work. The Invisible Web: Gender Patterns and Family RelationshipsThe four coworkers from this experience wrote the following: