IFS in Action: Leading Clients to Self-Leadership – Richard C. Schwartz

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Healing is a word derived from the German hailjan, meaning “to make whole.” To truly heal isn’t easy, since it involves reconnecting with polarized and often volatile subpersonalities, or parts within ourselves, including protectors, managers, and exiles. The Internal Family Systems (IFS) model, helps clients access an undamaged inner essence called the Self, and from this Self they learn to lovingly relate to and transform their most troubling parts. In this workshop recording, you’ll discover how to help clients transform their fragmented experience of Self.

1. Apply strategies used in IFS to contact the core Self.
2. Specify how to shift the role of therapist from the primary attachment figure to a container who opens the way for the client’s Self to emerge.
3. Use methods for transparently handling situations in which you get emotionally triggered by your client.
4. Analyze how to get clients’ polarized, deeply conflicted parts to negotiate with each other.

Internal Family Systems (IFS): Origins and Contacting the Core Self

Identify Diagnoses & Symptoms: Open the Way for the Client’s Self to Emerge

Access Internal Strengths & Resources for Healing

Handling Situations in Which You Get Emotionally Triggered

IFS Techniques to Get Client’s Deeply Conflicted Parts to Negotiate