A participatory online gathering to learn, exchange and connect about Internal Family Systems and other Parts Work Methodologies.

Pre-proposed sessions happening on June 6th

IFS & CG Jung (by Doris Füllgrabe):

Explore & share how parts show up in our dreams, and carrying energy from our cognitive functions or the archetypes.

Nurturing Young Parts (by IFS Ruthie & IFS Ruth)

In this Session IFS Ruth and IFS Ruthie will demo for 15 minutes IFS work with a Young Part and then invite others in the group to take a turn being the client. Towards the end there will be time for discussion and Q&A. Both Ruth Gaston and Ruth Baigent have backgrounds working with many modalities on their younger parts and have childhood histories of neglect.

Meeting the Marketing Parts (by Ben Carey Donaldson)

A look into communicating about your practice in a way that is both effective and aligned with your values.

Beyond Depression – Why We Get Stuck: Restoring the Capacity to Move Forward (by Ciro Coelho)

People do not become stuck, paralyzed, or depressed for lack of insight. They lack the internal conditions that allow forward movement. This workshop explores the systemic dynamics that interrupt agency and momentum, and introduces a structured, experiential process for restoring Self-led movement through IFS, Polyvagal Theory, and precise inner inquiry.

The Beautiful Mosaic: Aligning Your Many Inner Drives to Design Your Next Chapter (by Alex)

One part of you wants stability. Another wants freedom. A third wants meaning, and a fourth just wants to stop overthinking. Traditional planning fails because it assumes a single decision-maker sitting at the wheel. There isn’t one. We will explore practical ways to give permission to each part to dream and ideate 

Please bear in mind this is just a subset of the sessions. Most people propose sessions at the start of the event itself (the event is co-created). If you have a topic you want to bring, that’s plenty. It can be an open discussion, a workshop, an idea for a workshop, a question. They often emerge totally improvised during the event, when we realize that “oh, now I want to share/exchange about […]”. 

If you’re planning to propose a session or know you’ll be hosting one and want your community or peers to join, you are welcome to invite them to the event of course. Here is a flyer you can use to share about the event (thanks Emy for suggesting creating this to us!)

We hope to see you there!

Get your tickets: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/ifscollective

FAQ

Do I have to propose a session/topic to participate?

Nope! Anyone is welcome to just join the proposed sessions. (Many get inspired to propose something once they see others do it. No pressure, of course!) Remember that you don’t need to be an expert to hold a session (e.g. you can bring a question or a conversation and find others curious about the same thing(

Do you want to propose a session?

You will be able to do this during the event.

Do you have someone in mind that should come and bring their content?

Know you’re welcome to invite anyone you think would enjoy this!