Systemic Lives

Monica Whyte

1 h 16 min · 19 de nov de 2025
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Leading Irish family therapist Monica Whyte, former chair of EFTA, talks with Gail Simon about her life and how Irish identity and history shapes  family therapy in Ireland.  Watch the video versions of Systemic Lives interviews on the Systemic Practice YouTube Channel [https://youtube.com/@systemicpractice].  This podcast is part of the Systemic Lives series hosted by Murmurations: Journal of Transformative Systemic Practice [https://murmurations.cloud/] and Everything is Connected Press CIC [https://eicpress.com/].

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