If you have clients who have trouble doing IFS, this may be the course for you. This course covers IFS-informed ways to assess, stabilize reactive neurobiology, address early attachment rupture, as well as parts mapping, The Kitchen Table, and therapist parts. 

The course is designed to bridge the gap between a working knowledge of IFS and working with Complex Trauma in your office. In six lectures, you will learn an accelerated curriculum infused with an awareness of Self and therapist parts, including assessment, attachment repair, working with extreme protectors, and the unique challenges of preverbal parts.

Interventions from polyvagal theory, attachment theory, and Sensorimotor, will be integrated into the IFS framework. The course will include lecture and a video demonstration. It was recorded without an audience so I cover a lot of ground in a relatively short course.

This is an advanced course which assumes you have a working knowledge of IFS.

This is for your learning and enrichment; there are no CEs provided for this course.