Webinar – 6 Tools for Better IFS Therapy Integration

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Webinar Highlights

During this webinar you will discover new ways of integrating IFS therapy both for yourself and for clients. You will discover how to create more space for Self in your life, work and in relationships, by building secure attachment between Self and parts.

You will:

Learn different ways of integrating IFS-based therapy,
Discover 6 tools the track the healing progress and to engage parts in inner work in between sessions,
Find out about the history behind Daily Parts Meditation Practice,
Gain better understanding of how integration can benefit IFS-based therapy for clients, therapists and practitioners.

Michelle Glass is a level three Certified IFS Practitioner, Alternative Counselor, and SoulCollage® Facilitator in Eugene, Oregon.

She is the author of the well-received book, Daily Parts Meditation Practice©: A Journey of Embodied Integration for Clients and Therapists and provides DPMP workshops at the Annual IFS Conference and around the world, as well as offers support for those wanting to work with the tools of the DPMP process. Additionally, Michelle is the editor of the Foundation for Self Leadership's magazine, OUTLOOK.

Having over 15 years of experience with the IFS Model and learning it first from the inside out, Michelle brings a palpable nature of a Self-led / mostly-unburdened system to the world.

Becoming acquainted with her parts through healing from a childhood of complex trauma, she like Dick, is “a crusader for the personhood of parts.” Her IFS healing journey and Dick’s interest in her tools birthed the DPMP process.

Michelle is a kind, respectful, and humble presenter. It was a privilege to be taught and guided by her over the course of two days. It has benefitted me both personally and professionally.

Gail Kenny

Psychologist in Brisbane, Australia

I'm so very glad to have participated in your workshop as what I learned then and from your book are doing wonders for building further trust with and providing support to my parts on a daily basis.

Shoko Tomita

Melbourne, Australia

Michelle has done the work and shares her experience and wisdom with a warm, open heart. Because she has moved through the process of unburdening her parts, her energy is crystal clear.

Kathleen Brown McNally,

LCSW, NYC

I am deeply appreciative of all you shared with us, your enormous generosity of spirit, and all the truly useful skills imparted. Beyond anything, I appreciate that you have truly journeyed the dark night of the soul, and are able to use it to great purpose.

Rozelle Vogelman

LMFT, California

<strong>Richard Schwartz</strong> about Daily Parts Meditation Practice

Richard Schwartz about Daily Parts Meditation Practice

“While the importance of this between-session work became increasingly clear, I lacked tools to give clients to help them organize this process or inspire their creativity in it.

Michelle Glass of almost all the people I knew, she had the most experience. As I travel around the world teaching IFS, I hear frequently from IFS clients who have been using the DPMP and loving it. I also hear from IFS therapists that they not only are having good results when their clients use it, but that they are finding it helpful for their own parts work.

Either way, this book and process will deeply enhance your journey toward being Self-led." - Richard Schwartz, PhD, Founder of IFS.