CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF NATURAL SYSTEMS & THE FAMILY
EIN 76-0587218 · Social Science (V20)
What they do
CSNSF HOUSTON PROGRAMS:The Following Monthly Programs Continue to Provide Resources for Ongoing Study and Training:DVD Series, Understanding Family and Developing Self: 4 7 People Attend Regularly.CSNSF Houston Also Held:Science and Bowen Theory: An On-line Monthly Seminar: 15 People Attended.4 Part Conference Series On Foundations for Differentiation of Self On Multi Generational Family System, Understanding and Managing Anxiety and Contact With Family: 35 People Attended.CSNSF Also Held An Third Symposium In Feb. 2017 Called Being Human With 8 Speakers and An International Audience of 80 Participants. CSNSF Also Collaborated With Bowen Center In Conducting Observations of Change Research Project: 12 People Participated. CSNSF Organized and Publicized A Third Annual Symposium Which Was Held In February 2017. CSNSF Also Collaborated With The Bowen Center In An On Line Introduction to Bowen Theory and Applications Where 1 Young Professional Began Her Training and Consultation At CSNSF.
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Leadership and board
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VICTORIA HARRISONPRINCIPAL OFFICER
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1999
- Location
- 729 RUTLAND ST, HOUSTON, TX 77007-1527
- County
- Harris
- In care of
- % VICTORIA HARRISON
- Primary officer
- Victoria Harrison
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2025
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2025
- Tax preparer
- BLAZEK & VETTERLING
- NTEE classification
- Social Science (V20)
- IRS tax category
- Social Science