IFS Workshops

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.

Self-like parts are the most creative and functional parts we often identify with as our best selves. This workshop with Paul Neustadt explores how these parts, while seemingly embodying our strengths, may carry hidden burdens and a disconnection from true Self energy.

During this experiential workshop, Bob will guide you through meditation, parts mapping and inner-sense exercises to explore how Spirit can support healing from trauma. You’ll see a live demo of this process and try it yourself through practices like sentence-stem work and writing a dialogue with Spirit.

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.

In this workshop, you will learn what EMDR is and how the phases of EMDR align with the IFS steps. The commonalities and differences of IFS and EMDR will be discussed. The benefits of integrating these two modalities, including the current research, risks, and limitations of integration will be explored.

This workshop offers practical ways to bring together Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy (SP) to help clients heal from trauma and restore a sense of wholeness. IFS provides a clear map for understanding a client’s inner parts and accessing the Self, our natural state of calm, curiosity, and compassion.

“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.

Discover the revolutionary three-word shorthand that’s transforming how therapists practice IFS—even with clients who’ve never heard of parts work before. The Move Toward Method: Notice, Know, Need

This workshop series explores how to effectively combine Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy with other therapeutic approaches to enhance client outcomes. Guided by renowned trainers Fran Booth, Mike Elkin, Jenna Riemersma, Daphne Fatter, and Rosa Bramble Caballero.

During this 3-month training program, you will understand the core ideas of somatic therapy and learn effective somatic tools that are easy to integrate into your trauma therapy work.

The backbone of this course will be a detailed pragmatic outline of how we can deal with Unattached burdens when we encounter them in clients or in our selves. Our emphasis will be practical but we will also explore historical precedents and cross-cultural contexts for this work.

Examine beings, energies, or presences in the psyche that are neither parts nor Self, and are not rooted in our own personal lifetime.