The Virginia Satir Podcast: Exploring Satir's Legacy

Through candid conversations, we'll explore the rich tapestry of Satir's pioneering work in transformational systemic therapy, a groundbreaking approach that has touched countless lives around the world and continues to shape the way we understand relationships, communication, and personal growth.

The Virginia Satir Podcast: Exploring Satir's Legacy is a education podcast hosted by Michael Argumaniz Hardin, with 18 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Michael Argumaniz Hardin hosts The Virginia Satir Podcast: Exploring Satir's Legacy, a education show with 18 episodes published.

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  Episode #1

  Understanding Virginia Satir's Parts Work

  Jan 3, 202549 minS2

  <p>Dr. John Banmen, Dr. Jesse Carlock, Dr. Richard Kennedy, and Dr. Michael Hardin have a meeting to discuss how they conceptualize Virginia Satir's Parts Work in efforts to help Dr. Carlock with her upcoming book. Dr. Carlock is a well known author and trainer of the Satir Model and specifically Satir's Parts Work.</p> <p>Dr. Jesse Carlock is currently working on a new book and uses conversations like this to help her consider the ways that therapists continue to use Satir's Model.  While the concepts are not all fully formed and ready for her book in this episode, l...

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  Episode #17

  A Virginia Satir-Inspired Meditation for Finding Peace and Connection

  Nov 6, 202418 minS1

  <p>Welcome to this special episode, A Virginia Satir-Inspired Meditation for Finding Peace and Connection. This meditation was created for a live gathering of the Satir Global community, crafted specifically to offer a sense of calm and grounding during the heightened anxiety of the united states election season. But whether or not you're facing a moment like that, this meditation is here for you whenever you’re feeling disconnected, anxious, or otherwise dis-regulated.</p> <p>Inspired by the teachings of Virginia Satir, this meditation invites you to reconnect with a place of inner peace, strengthen your sense of self, and fi...

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  Episode #16

  A Discussion about "Virginia Satir's Evolving Legacy" with Mary Leslie

  Sep 2, 202438 minS1

  <p>Today’s guest is Mary Leslie, the co-author and editor of a new book, “Virginia Satir’s Evolving Legacy; Transformative Therapy with a Bodymind Connection.” She received her MSW from the University of British Columbia School of Social Work in 1969, served as a sessional faculty member 2008-2013, volunteered in South Africa with camps for vulnerable and orphaned children, has over 30 years’ experience in health care, and has been in private practice since 2001.</p> <p>Trained by Virginia Satir, Mary Leslie has a passion for working with people from all cultures who are on their unique journey towards transformation.  Some of Mary’s e...

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  Episode #15

  The use of the Satir Model in Organizational Coaching: A conversation with Joanne Perold

  Jun 24, 202444 minS1

  <p>Joanne Perold is the director and founder of Faethm, a South African based executive coaching company. She established Faethm to help businesses grow and leaders achieve their full potential. Joanne is a globally acclaimed Agile Coach, Certified Scrum Trainer, keynote speaker and facilitator. She’s held senior leadership roles for many years and uses those experiences in her work as an executive coach. She leverages her deep understanding of complex systems to bring holistic perspectives to her partnering organizations.<br /> </p> <p>Joanne has been consulting in and training agile methods for over a decade and combines her experiences as...

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  Episode #14

  Diana Hall: A Great Adventure with Virginia Satir

  May 13, 202437 minS1

  <p>Diana Hall went to UC Berkeley and graduated with a B.A. in psychology. Her early career was as a special education teacher. During her many years serving children who were on the spectrum she earned five different credentials in her field and experienced much success engaging her students with experiential interventions.  </p> <p>When she met Virginia Satir, she was inspired to go to grad school and later earned a master's degree in counseling.</p> <p>Diana became a licensed marriage and family therapist applying the Satir Model to help high conflict couples and their children. She became w...

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