Faculty Works: Andrea Schara

• "Death and AIDS: Families and Society" Chapter in Death and Chronic Illness in the Family: Bowen Family Systems Theory Perspectives edited by Peter Titelman and Sydney Reed. 

• "Bowen Family Systems Theory Today" Family Therapy Magazine, American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy, July/August 2017. 

• Your Mindful Compass: Breakthrough Strategies For Navigating Life/Work Relationships In Any Social Jungle. Andrea Schara, Ideas to Action 2013. 

• “Leaders, Cooperation, and Anxiety” The Emotional Side of Organizations, Georgetown Family Center, 1996.

• “The Family Emotional Unit and Responses to HIV/AIDS”. Paper selected for presentation by the Office on Aids at NIMH, Second Annual Meeting, 1994

• “Biofeedback and Family Systems Psychotherapy in the Treatment of HIV Infection”. Biofeedback and Self Regulation; 15:1, p 70-71, 1990.

• “Communicating Your Diagnosis” Lifetimes, Standtlanders, Pittsburgh, PA.

• “AIDS and the Family”, Family Center Report Vol. 10:1, Georgetown Family Center, 1989.

• Reflections on Changing Self in a Multigenerational Family System​

• Does Cutting Off from the “Jerks” in your Family Endanger Your Future?

• Understanding and Interrupting Relationship Set Points​

• Is Cutoff or Estrangement Good for You?

• Blindsided by a Mass Murder: What does it take to change a social system?

• Observing and Gaining Insight into Social Challenges

• Reflections on Observing Systems

Videos with Andrea Schara

• Family Matters: Relationship Set Points

• Family Matters: Blindsided by Mass Murder

• What Does Bowen Theory Add to Family Business? - Andrea Schara

• Interview with my brother, Walter "Butch" Maloney

• Family Business: Managing Self in Triangles

• Gudrun Lund and Andrea Maloney Schara - Interrupting Patterns

• Jimmy Maloney, originator of Williamsburg Pottery interviewed by Andrea Maloney Schara

Radio Segments

• According to This Theory, Individuals Need to Be Understood As Part of a Family System

  • ​http://www.wutc.org/post/according-theory-individuals-need-be-understood-part-family-system