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Virginia Satir's Family Camp Experiment: An Intentional Growth Community Still in Process

By Russell Haber — 2011

In 1976, Virginia Satir began Satir Family Camp (SFC) with therapists and their personal families. Initially, it was a context for the family to experience Satir’s concepts and techniques so that the family system would change along with the therapist.

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