Complex cases can leave you feeling so overwhelmed and rushing to control outcomes, that you miss the most important part of therapy…

Connecting with your clients to heal their pain.

Cultivate that healing connection with your clients using IFS therapy. It provides the evidenced-based roadmap (with shortcuts!) to help you resolve your client’s highly complex, interrelated parts with compassion, vulnerability, and acceptance.

Join IFS founder Dick Schwartz and our premier IFS therapy experts to master this revolutionary approach for your most challenging cases including trauma, addiction, anxiety, attachment injuries, parenting, cultural healing, and more!

Immerse yourself in Dick’s therapy room with real-client footage that dives into unique therapy obstacles, treats legacy traumas without triggering dissociation, transforms addictive behaviors into self-compassion, dismantles inner protectors of anxiety, and more – all in a language you and your client understand!

You’ll walk away from this exclusive workshop knowing how subtle differences in treatment make a huge impact. Take your practice from just “doing therapy” to embodying the decades of wisdom of master therapists.

In this unique online course, master therapists Dick Schwartz, Frank Anderson, and Deran Young will guide you to:

• Tap into your client’s anxiety without getting lost in their chaos
• Show your clients the value hidden behind their inner pain
• Reconnect clients with their highest Self to lead them to wholeness
• Implement easy-to-use exercises with parents and children
• Disempower your client’s fears and move them to act from authenticity
• Understand how attachment varies with each of your client’s unique parts
• Expertly identify and reduce traumatic triggers

Discover the essentials of the IFS model. Watch Dick in action during real session footage help to liberate client parts and move toward wholeness. In this recording, you’ll explore how to apply strategies used in the IFS model to:

• Connect with your client’s core Self
• Open a door for your client to develop healthy attachments
• Manage your own triggered parts in session
• Create dialogue between your client’s polarized and conflicted parts

By looking at addictive behaviors — from drugs and alcohol to sex, technology, and binge eating — as means of self-protection and a way of staving off deep personal pain, the IFS model provides a model of treatment that avoids power struggles and feelings of shame and judgment that can often accompany treatment for trauma and addictions. Watch IFS developer Dick Schwartz demonstrate how you can use IFS to overcome addictive behaviors by revisiting trauma and providing healing.

See how Dick utilizes the evolution of IFS to help clients stop dreading and avoiding their anxiety. Dick gives you step-by-step guidance on how to have clients confront their scared parts from a place of confidence and compassion. Help your clients relate to themselves in a way that isn’t fearful.

IFS therapy not only offers innovative techniques for exploring and transforming the mind, it also represents a different, empowering paradigm for understanding human nature that has implications for and is being used in many areas of endeavor outside of psychotherapy.

Join IFS lead trainer Frank Anderson and discover how to leverage IFS techniques to the daily challenges of parenting. In this module, you'll learn how to help parents set healthy limits, create a more nurturing family environment, and cope with unresolved shame, guilt, or anger that often is triggered within family situations. You’ll also discover how to help parents:

• Talk to children about difficult subjects by using “part of me language”
• Explore their own reactive moments and respond to triggers with more empathy
• Co-parent in ways that are supportive, collaborative, and lead to a fuller expression of selfhood
• Recover from the inevitable moments when they “lose it” and take the necessary steps to repair with fuller awareness

Take the opportunity to have one of the foremost teachers in culturally sensitive therapy help you to use the framework of IFS-therapy for practical help healing the traumatic wounds of oppression. You’ll discover how to:

• Use the Intercultural Development Continuum with clients to explore how cultural perspectives impact communication and conflict style
• Apply the IFS model to help heal trauma, and acknowledge and own the parts of ourselves that become reactive when discussing issues of diversity
• Increase your ability to avoid microaggressions and help clients explore emotional wounds with culturally sensitive techniques including “The U-turn” and “Unblending”