Why IFS Therapy is So Hard to Learn скачать в хорошем качестве

Why IFS Therapy is So Hard to Learn

If you’ve ever wondered why IFS therapy feels confusing, overwhelming, or weird to learn, this video breaks down exactly why it's so complex and how to master it as a therapist. Learning Internal Family Systems Therapy (IFS) is no joke, and in this video, I break down exactly why so many therapists struggle with it, why IFS feels “weird” at first, and what it actually takes to become confident, effective, and grounded as an IFS therapist. This is the real, unfiltered look at IFS Level 1 Training and what I wish every therapist knew about learning this model. IFS therapy isn’t just another modality. It’s an integration of 9+ therapeutic frameworks—Family Systems, Gestalt, Psychodrama, Jungian psychology, Client-Centered therapy, Psychodynamic theory, Hypnotherapy, Ego State work, Buddhist mindfulness practices, and Somatic trauma therapy. No wonder new clinicians feel overwhelmed. In this video, I break down each influence in clear, practical language so you actually understand what IFS pulls from — and why the model works. What this video covers: • Why IFS therapy is so difficult to learn • What therapists get wrong when they first start using IFS • How parts work actually pulls from multiple modalities • The role of Managers, Firefighters, and Exiles explained • What “Self-energy” truly is and why it matters more than anything • How to teach your clients about IFS in a way they actually buy into • How to identify parts during intake and use that information in treatment • The 8 C’s of the Self explained through psychoeducation, meditation, and exposure • How compassion meditations naturally reveal trailheads and protective parts • When somatic work becomes dangerous — and how to avoid getting in over your head • How to build confidence as an IFS therapist without feeling like a fraud You’ll hear exactly what I learned from IFS Level 1 training: the parts most therapists overlook, the importance of Self-leadership, and the step-by-step process I use to teach clients how to recognize parts, access Self-energy, and begin deep trauma work safely. 📚 Books mentioned: Internal Family Systems Therapy (Second Edition) - https://amzn.to/4plEhlK No Bad Parts by Dr. Richard Schwartz - https://amzn.to/3Mp079a Time Stamps: 00:38 - IFS Therapy is made up of 10 different therapies 00:44 - Family Systems Therapy is Integrated into IFS Therapy 00:53 - Jungian Psychology is Integrated into IFS Therapy 01:15 - Carl Rodger’s - Person Centered Therapy is Integrated into IFS Therapy 01:41 - Psycho Dynamic Therapy is Integrated into IFS Therapy 02:05 - Gestalt Therapy is Integrated into IFS Therapy 02:21 - Psycho Drama is Integrated into IFS Therapy 02:34 - Hypno and Ego Stage Therapy is Integrated into IFS Therapy 02:57 - Mindfulness and Buddhist Practices is Integrated into IFS Therapy 03:29 - Trauma Informed & Somatic Therapy is Integrated into IFS Therapy 05:04 - Tips on How to Better Integrate IFS therapy into your Practice. Follow Me:   / the.chocolate.therapist   Threads: https://www.threads.net/@the.chocolat... TikTok:   / the.chocolate.therapist   Disclaimer: The Chocolate Therapist is for informational purposes only. It does not constitute medical advice, and is not a substitute for treatment, diagnosis, or medical advice. Always seek the advice of your physician, a mental health professional, or any qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. #InternalFamilySystems #IFSTherapy #IFSTraining #PartsWork #TraumaHealing #SocialWork #TherapistTraining #IFSLevel1 #SomaticTherapy #TraumaTherapy #InnerChildHealing #SelfEnergy #NoBadParts #RichardSchwartz #IFSForTherapists #MentalHealthEducation #PsychotherapyTraining #TraumaInformedCare #GestaltTherapy #EgoStateTherapy #ShadowWork