MRI
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@ MRI, we explore and support the development of innovative interactional systemic approaches to understanding and improving human relationships.
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About MRI
Mental Research Institute (MRI) is an organization dedicated to promoting positive changes in human systems by leveraging advancements in the social sciences. In today's world, where anxiety, stress, and social media influence our lives, MRI recognizes the need for breakthrough thinking and innovative research to improve human relationships and communication. They provide grants to support projects and programs that investigate interactional human systems, encouraging collaboration among researchers and practitioners in social science fields.
MRI's rich history dates back to 1959 when it was founded by Don Jackson. Over the years, it became a leading source of ideas and research in interactional/systemic studies, brief psychotherapy, and family therapy. Renowned figures such as Gregory Bateson, Virginia Satir, and Paul Watzlawick have contributed to MRI's legacy.
Today, their archives are available through Stanford University Libraries' Special Collections and Archives. Although MRI no longer offers training, it continues to be a driving force in advancing the understanding and application of interactional systems-based approaches. Join MRI in shaping a better future for human relationships.
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