❄️ Winter Sale – IFS Workshops -50%

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.

“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.

Unburdening is a transformative process in IFS, offering exiles the chance to release the burdens of painful experiences. In this workshop, Einat Avni Bronstein, MSW, an IFS Senior Lead Trainer, will guide you in refining your understanding of this crucial step.

Through focused exploration, you’ll gain deeper insight into the intricacies of unburdening and its role in fostering healing and transformation. This workshop invites you to expand your perspective on this vital process, enhancing your ability to support others on their journey.

This workshop series dives deep into understanding and working with extreme protectors in Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy.

In our culture, criticizing addiction is welcome. It’s often believed that this is the only way to control the behaviour of people who are addicted. IFS offers a paradigm shift – a perspective in which we can unlock the healing potential by being compassionate to those who are stuck in their addiction. During this workshop series you will learn how to use compassion to effectively resolve addictive and compulsive practices.
Cece Sykes is a Senior Lead Trainer and she has over thirty years of clinical experience working with individuals, couples and families, specializing in work with the effects of trauma and addiction.

Many of us has caretaking and therapist parts that are very much similar to Self. Often, these are the parts that motivated us to become therapists and practitioners. But when we support people, such Self-like parts can hinder the progress of therapy. This workshops series will help you to discriminate between helping, caretaking, therapist parts and the Self, and show you strategies to unblend them.
Pamela Krause is an IFS Senior Lead Trainer at IFS Institute and is trained in Hakomi therapy. She has a private practice working with adults, adolescents, and children.

What is the true nature of our exiles? How to differentiate them from their burdens and identify their natural qualities and gifts? In this series we will take a deep dive into working with exiles with the focus on the unburdening process. You will also learn how to integrate the unburdened exile’s gifts into your everyday life.
Paul Neustadt is a senior IFS Co-Lead Trainer and AAMFT approved supervisor. In his private practice, he specializes in couples’ therapy, parent coaching, and IFS consultation.

This workshop will explore the application of Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy across various group settings, including group therapy, training sessions, and group retreats.

During this workshop we will deepen our understanding of how polarizations are created, become more extreme, and their function in outer and inner systems.

Somatic Internal Family Systems Therapy introduces a new therapeutic modality that blends principles of somatic therapy with the traditional tools of the Internal Family Systems framework. During this 1-day workshop, Susan McConnell will introduce 5 core practices that you can apply to your practice: somatic awareness, conscious breathing, radical resonance, mindful movement, and attuned touch.
Susan McConnell has taught Internal Family Systems (IFS) in the U.S. and internationally since 1997. Somatic IFS, which McConnell developed in 2004, is a synthesis of her forty years of study, teaching, and clinical practice with bodywork, psychotherapy, and spiritual practices.

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!”.

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

Shamanism and modern psychotherapy have more in common that one might think. Shamans practice the most ancient form of healing we know. Psychotherapists around the world are now discovering ways to learn from their treatments. During this workshop we will discover how we can implement shamanic practices into our therapeutic work with clients.
This workshop will be led by an IFS Teacher Robert Falconer, who specializes in working with Unattached Burdens and psychedelic experiences, and an IFS Lead Trainer Ann Sinko, who has 20 years of clinical experience and is licensed marriage and family therapist in Connecticut.

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.

Bringing your energy back home to the body and discover Parts and Guides as Energetic Beings.

Legacy burdens are patterns of belief and behavior passed down through generations, often unconsciously. This workshop with Kay Gardner offers a guided exploration of these inherited burdens and blessings, inviting participants to connect with ancestral wisdom and begin the process of unburdening.

IFS therapy and psychedelic-assisted therapy are a great fit. It’s because of that Internal Family Systems is one of the main modalities used in MDMA trials done by MAPS (Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies).

During this online workshop series an IFS Teacher, Robert Falconer – who co-authored „Many Minds, One Self” book with Richard Schwartz – will take you on a journey, during which you will learn how to use IFS to support the altered states of consciousness, Robert and his guests – leaders in the field of psychedelic therapy – will talk about the application of IFS therapy during three stages of work with psychedelics – preparation, experience and integration.

Learn how to heal Intergenerational Trauma with Ancient Wisdom, Ancestral Healing and IFS Therapy

Explore how to safely integrate the wisdom of Plant Teachers into your therapeutic practice.

Unblending is a vital skill for cultivating a clear, self-to-part relationship, creating space for healing, and fostering systemic change. This workshop with Rina Dubin will deepen understanding of direct access—both implicit and explicit—to facilitate unblending.

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

A complete, self-paced introduction to the IFS therapy

This workshop series is tailored for mental health professionals looking to integrate body-based elements into their practice, focusing on the concept of parts work.

Daily Parts Meditation Practice® for Clients with Michelle Glass is a series of 3 online IFS Therapy workshops.

You will learn 6 IFS therapy tools endorsed by Richard Schwartz and Gabor Mate which will allow you to discover new ways of tracking your healing progress and mapping your parts. This workshop will give you knowdlege, practice and confidence to effectively engage in your inner work between sessions.

During this workshop, our teacher, Janina Fisher, will review recent neuroscience research that explains how traumatic experience becomes embedded in both mind and body, extending the trauma far beyond the original events.

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.

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.

Exiles become burdened when the response needed to distressing events is not available. This is one definition of trauma. Healing this loss, often profound, includes grieving. This workshop will explore the application of the IFS model to grieve these unattended losses.

We will discuss how to identify and work with protectors that avoid, rush, minimize, distract, etc. from the grief. We will discuss allowing exiles to stay with grief to deepen healing and integration.

This workshop will introduce you to the model of Self-Led Sexuality, that will help you to navigate sexuality in a wise, expansive and centered way. It will be led by the founder of the Relating Well Center, LLC, Patricia Rich. She is passionate about helping people to deepen connections within themselves and with partners in order to live more harmonious and fulfilling lives. She is guided by the Internal Family Systems model, principles of positive sexuality, embodied practices, and a social justice lens.
This workshop will include practice in small groups as well as alternative exercise options for those who prefer to practice by themselves.

One of the biggest challenges for IFS therapists and practitioners are protectors, who are difficult to befriend. These are the parts that doubt the existence of Self, cut us off from our inner experience, are not willing to share their positive intent or have any other extreme strategy that bring stuckness to the process. During this IFS workshop series you will learn new ways to befriend these difficult protectors.

Mike Elkin is an IFS senior Lead trainer who has been involved with the model since 1995. He has been a popular presenter, conducting scores of trainings and workshops throughout the US and Europe and has taught level one trainings in Boston every year since 2003.

Being a therapist is fascinating, rewarding, and sometimes quite challenging. For IFS clinicians, however, there is an important added benefit -we work collaboratively, looping in client Self-energy as an active partner in the process. Yet, I hear therapists tell me they often feel overwhelmed, work long hours, and are really tired. Is this ‘normal’? Is it okay? Is it harmful?

In this experiential workshop, we will discuss signs of compassion fatigue and burnout, discovering how our parts view the parameters of therapist responsibility and the intersection of our needs with our clients.

This course offers a comprehensible map of this sometimes daunting territory. You will learn how to contract with these well-meaning but burdened protectors and flexible and effective responses to the dissociation, shutdown, self-harm, helplessness, and hopelessness they experience in desperately struggling to maintain an insupportable inner ecology.

What is the true nature of our exiles? How to differentiate them from their burdens and identify their natural qualities and gifts? In this series we will take a deep dive into working with exiles with the focus on the unburdening process. You will also learn how to integrate the unburdened exile’s gifts into your everyday life.
Paul Neustadt is a senior IFS Co-Lead Trainer and AAMFT approved supervisor. In his private practice, he specializes in couples’ therapy, parent coaching, and IFS consultation.

Daily Parts Meditation Practice® for Therapists & Practitioners with Michelle Glass is a series of 4 online IFS Therapy workshops.

You will learn 6 IFS therapy tools endorsed by Richard Schwartz and Gabor Mate which will allow you to discover new ways of tracking your clients healing progress and mapping their parts. This workshop will give you knowdlege, practice and confidence to effectively engage your clients between sessions.

During this workshop, we will explore how you can use the therapeutic relationship to facilitate the client’s healing from a part’s perspective.

IFS couples therapy is an area that gets more and more interest. There are many challanges to this kind of work and when we meet a highly conflictual couple we may be surprised with how the process gets complicated. During this series of online workshops Mary Kruger will show you how to approach such couples and how to use IFS to help them.

Mary Kruger, MS, LMFT, founded Rimmon Pond Counseling, an IFS-based private practice in Connecticut, and has specialized in addictions, eating disorders, trauma, and relationships for over 20 years.

Being a parent means being triggered. Often. IFS therapy gives us tools that help us to see which parts of us are triggered by particular behaviours of our children. If we can unblend from our parts, we can show up for our children as parents who present, compassionate and supportive. During this workshop, you will learn how to use IFS to become a more Self-led parent.

Dr Frank Anderson is a Lead Trainer for IFS Institute, who also trains for Bessel Van der Kolk’s Trauma Center. He is an author of the recently published book „Transcending Trauma” in which he talks about healing Complex PTSD with IFS therapy. He also co-authored the „Internal Family Systems Skills Training Manual”.