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EPISODE · Aug 11, 2024 · 32 MIN

14. Relationship to Self: Through an Internal Family Systems Lens

from Healing CPTSD · host Embodied Self Therapy

BOOK IN A FREE 15 MIN CHEMISTRY CALL The relationship we have towards ourself can be a challenging, complicated or complex one when we come from complex childhood trauma backgrounds. In this episode, we explore the practice of relating to Self, through the lens of Internal Family Systems or parts work. After this episode, you will understand what makes up your internal landscape and hopefully create space for self-understanding, self-compassion, self-acceptance and self-love. Themes explored: - The Internal Family Systems model including the intentions, purpose and psychosomatic qualities of different parts - How trauma impacts parts and create protective mechanisms - The importance of working with a therapist to ensure emotional safety when relating to intense parts - Examples of parts work in therapy and how this modality can support trauma processing and integration Need to work with a trauma informed therapist?  BOOK IN YOUR 1:1 SESSIONS WITH ME RESOURCES TO SUPPORT YOUR RECOVERY Trigger Toolkit Free Download Nervous System Workbooks EMBODY The Workshop 🍉 HELP FAMILIES EVACUATE GAZA Follow this link to donate ⁠Embodied Self Therapy Website⁠

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