IFSAR Intro 1: 5-24-24 4:30 mountain time

Description

Despite advancements in treatments such as Internal Family Systems, rates of depression and anxiety persist without decline. At the core of our collective suffering lies one fundamental issue: disconnection. This disconnection spans across various realms – from ourselves, to each other, our families, the environment, and even the Divine. To truly address this epidemic, we must challenge the prevailing culture of isolation, defensiveness, and excessive focus on individualism.

What’s needed is a paradigm shift towards fostering greater connection and attunement, supported by a framework grounded in Interpersonal Neurobiology that promotes safety and regulation. We require a model that not only integrates our internal landscapes but also acknowledges the importance of our external interactions. By incorporating Authentic Relating practices into the existing IFS framework, we have the potential to catalyze a transformative revolution towards healing and integration. Come join us May 24, from 4:30-6 pm mountain time to explore these deeply Intimate and integrative healing practices.

Note that participants should have a basic understanding of the Internal Family Systems model.

https://ifs-institute.com/resources/articles/internal-family-systems-model-outline#:~:text=It%20is%20the%20nature%20of,something%20positive%20for%20the%20individual.