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Therapeutic Change in IFS


How to ensure that the desired change actually happens.


ABOUT THIS COURSE

Have you unburdened an exile but not achieved the change in behavior you wanted? We can’t expect to attain full therapeutic change in one session, but it helps to understand what is needed to complete the change process.

Become a therapeutic change detective! Learn what is needed for change and how to get there. Learn what interferes with change and how to work that through. Understand how to follow up with exiles and protectors, so you develop full healing relationships with them. Learn about the five Basic Needs of a child and how they must be met for full therapeutic change.

The course will include demo sessions and consultations related to this issue, including follow-up.

For both professionals and lay people.

I will assume that you are already using IFS.

Upcoming 
Therapeutic Change in IFS Courses

2024 Dates TBD 

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If you are interested in getting on the waitlist, please fill out this questionnaire.

 

Course Logistics

  • The only requirement for participating in a Therapeutic Change in IFS course is that you know IFS and are using it for your own growth and with your clients (if you are a professional). You will also be asked to sign a disclaimer as part of your registration process. 
  • Classes will meet online, on Zoom, for 2 hours every other Tuesday for 6 weeks; from 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Pacific Time / 1:00 - 3:00 pm Eastern Time
  • Tuition for the Therapeutic Change in IFS course is $300. 
  • Course materials, including videos of each session, will be available to all students on a dedicated homepage for Therapeutic Change in IFS.
  • The course is experiential, including group discussion and exercises
  • Between classes, you will meet in pairs to practice assigned homework and IFS sessions.

What People Are Saying About the Therapeutic Change in IFS course:

Laura Lee

Jay taught us that a protector can get activated, even though it has been healed, if it feels that the exile’s needs aren’t being met. So I had conversations with my exiles where I went over the list of Basic Needs that Jay gave us and asked them which needs were not fully met yet. Not only could I then meet those needs, but this dialogue strengthened the exiles and reassured them that I have their best interests in mind. It was the same with the protector as well, and we became a happy family.

 

Rebecca Bradley, MCC

Loved the Basic Child Needs—adds such valuable context for understanding why exiles need additional unburdening/healing—just brilliant! The focus on Capacities is a major upgrade from the 8 C’s. I have really expanded my impact with my coaching clients. Jay is passionate about the subject matter and has thoughtfully figured out how to enhance/upgrade what Dick created. The stories he shared added richness and depth to the experience of the course. He is authentic and clearly cares about student’s learning.

 

Debra D. 

The 2nd meeting on “unmet needs of childhood” was exactly what I was hoping to get out of this course!  As soon as you introduced the topic, I realized this was the reason that a really important exile kept showing up again after multiple unburdenings with different people. I also see from the questions in our Zoom sessions, that the therapists in the group are loving everything! 

 

Kye Flannery

Chaplain

This has been one of the deepest classes. Jay held space for exploring IFS in a meta way and to learn from each other.

 

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