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The Satir Journal is an international, peer-reviewed, academic journal that promotes the therapeutic approaches and spiritual vision of Virginia Satir, a pioneer family therapist who dedicated her life to the well-being of people, families and world peace. The journal includes theoretical articles, reports of research, case studies, arts, book reviews, and links to Satir training programs.

Publisher: Satir Institute of the Pacific

Volume 2, Number 2, 2008
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Articles

Reflections: the Oral History of Virginia Satir - an Interview with Dr. Bunny Duhl
pp. 7-44(38)
Author: Carlock, C. Jesse

Therapists' Experience Using Satir's Personal Iceberg Metaphor
pp. 45-88(44)
Author: Lum, Wendy

A Personal Journey through the Grief and Healing Process with Virginia Satir, Dr. E. Kubler-Ross, and J. William Worden
pp. 89-105(17)
Author: Blevins, Sharon

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