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  1. In IFS, the goal is to establish a harmonious rela onship among the parts, where the Self takes charge and interacts with all parts from a place of understanding and compassion.

  2. Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy is a form of psychotherapy developed in the 1980s by Dr. Richard Schwartz. It is based on the premise that every individual has a system of sub-personalities or …

  3. Internal Family Systems therapy (IFS) recognizes each person as an ecosystem, with a core self at the center and a multitude of parts that exist around it. The Parts mapping exercise will help you identify …

  4. In the IFS model the non-extreme intention of each part is something positive for the individual. There are no "bad" parts, and the goal of therapy is not to eliminate parts but instead to help them find their …

  5. For many, IFS is a daily practice of listening to, connecting with, and feeling compassion for parts, leading to a deep and soulful connection. You may even choose to utilize the meditations and …

  6. Jul 8, 2022 · Internal Family Systems – IFS was developed by Dr. Richard Schwartz over the last 30 years and has grown into a powerfully transformative, evidence-based model of psychotherapy and …

  7. The higher self, also known as the Self in Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy, can help the "raging mom" part feel seen and validated by offering compassion, understanding, and reassurance.