Workshops

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.

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.

Explore unattached burdens and how they show up in sessions, and learn how to work with them safely and with clarity.

Learn how to recognize and work with unseen aspects of the psyche, including unattached burdens and other phenomena.

Explore how shamanic perspectives can inform therapeutic work, and where they intersect with modern approaches like IFS.

Explore the spiritual and energetic dimensions of IFS, and how presence and intention influence the healing process.

Learn how to guide exiles through the unburdening process and help them release pain from past experiences.

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

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.

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.

“Addictions and Eating Disorders” with Mary Kruger is a 5-day intensive IFS Level 2 Training approved by IFS Institute, in the online format.

Thanks to a highly experiential program and priceless support of experienced Program Assistants, you will deepen and broaden your knowledge and skills of IFS therapy. This training includes many opportunities for your own self-exploration and you will have the chance to experience your own parts in the safe environment.

This 5-day intensive Level 3 training is a unique, immersive training designed for advanced IFS practitioners ready to deepen their inner work and professional application of the model.

An official 16-day IFS Level 1 training. Start a new path in your professional development. As a participant in this training, you will understand the conceptual basis of the IFS model, learn how to apply IFS techniques in your individual work with the client, make use of the IFS model and the possibilities it gives in self-therapy.

An official 16-day IFS Level 1 training. Start a new path in your professional development. As a participant in this training, you will understand the conceptual basis of the IFS model, learn how to apply IFS techniques in your individual work with the client, make use of the IFS model and the possibilities it gives in self-therapy.