Instead of a traditional webinar, we’re hosting an interactive Q&A session — led by your questions.

Join the list, share what you’ve always wanted to ask Fran about IFS and the Body, and she’ll dive into selected questions during the live event.

“Find it in the body” is a core component of the IFS therapeutic process. This workshop explores how somatic practices can be seamlessly integrated into the Internal Family Systems (IFS) protocol. Participants will learn to recognize and welcome the somatic expressions of parts, naturally incorporating the body into a collaborative, ongoing healing process.

Polyvagal Theory explains how humans connect with each other. It helps us understand what happens to our nervous system when we don’t feel safe and disconnect from others. Learning about Polyvagal Theory through an IFS lens allows us to support our clients in going through a more embodied therapy process and to move from the survival mode to thriving and flourishing.

This workshop will be led by Dr. Alexia Rothman, a licensed psychologist and Certified IFS therapist in private practice in Atlanta. As Richard Schwartz said, “Lexi Rothman not only knows IFS deeply, she embodies it. She gets my highest recommendation as a therapist or presenter!”.

Rethink what it really means to be “in Self”—and whether it’s always the right goal. Receive practical insights and guidance to overcome common stuck points in your IFS practice—both with clients and within yourself.