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Project Directors: Judith V. Jordan, Ph.D. The work of the Jean Baker Miller Training Institute is based on the Relational-Cultural Model of development, which grew out of a collaborative process of theory-building initiated by the scholars at the Stone Center for Developmental Services and Studies, now a part of the Wellesley Centers for Women. This model focuses on growth-fostering relationships as the central human necessity and disconnections as the source of psychological problems. It assumes that all growth-fostering relationships and all disconnections are constructed within specific cultural contexts. The workshops, courses, professional trainings, publications and ongoing projects at the Institute explore new applications of the relational-cultural approach and integrate research, psychological theory and social action. At the heart of this work is the belief that Relational-Cultural Theory opens the way to a new, beneficial paradigm for understanding human experience. Current programs at the JBMTI include:
Learn more about JBMTI and Relational-Cultural Theory in this Roundtable Discussion Video with Judith V. Jordan, Ph.D., Amy Banks, M.D., and Maureen Walker, Ph.D. For more information, contact: Jean Baker Miller Training Institute 106 Central Street Phone: 781.283.3800
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- Related People:
- Judith V. Jordan, Ph.D.
- Jean Baker Miller, M.D.
- Linda M. Hartling, Ph.D.
- Amy Banks, M.D.
- Maureen Walker, Ph.D.
- Webinar: Mutual Empathy: Healing Through and Toward Connection
- 21st Annual Renfrew Center Foundation Eating Disorders Conference for Professionals
- Related Projects by Area:
- Social-Emotional Well-Being
- Social-Emotional Well-Being: Relational-Cultural Theory
- News & opinion:
- Anti-trafficking discussed in Boston, 05/11/12
- A survivor explains the vulnerability of child sex trafficking victims, 04/08/12
- Lunchtime Seminar: Longing to Belong: Relational Risks and Resilience in U.S. Prostituted Children, 03/01/12
- Focus on Research at the Jean Baker Miller Intensive Institute, 11/01/11
- Humans are hardwired for connection? Neurobiology 101 for parents, educators, practitioners and the general public, 09/15/10


