For Professionals
Take your IFS / Parts Work to the next level. In-depth educational cohorts for motivated therapists and allied practitioners.
What You'll Experience
Everyone gains free access to my online course IFS / Parts Work for Professionals. Moving didactic learning online frees class time for real-life experiential work.
Live IFS sessions with fellow participants while I supervise and offer input. All experiential sessions are followed by group debriefs so everyone processes and learns together.
Bring case consultations to the group for collective input. Turn theory into action by taking your learning directly into your work between sessions.
Learn to identify and work with your own parts — especially those that come up while in session with clients — so you can remain grounded and secure.
Six sessions × 1 hr 45 min on Fridays from 12:00 – 1:45pm Eastern via Zoom.
Dates: March 13 & 27 · April 3 & 17 · May 1 & 15
This is a closed group. Individuals cannot join after the start date.
$750 USD
1. Contact me via the form below.
2. We'll schedule a quick 20-minute call to meet, answer any questions, and discuss what you're hoping to get from the course.
3. Assuming everything is a good fit, I'll send payment info to officially register. If it's not the right fit, I'll point you in a better direction.
Online Course — $199 value, FREE for Training Members
Self-paced online class · 4.9 ⭐ · Access the course info page with password "partswork"
View Course →Fill out the form below and I'll be in touch to schedule our intro call.
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My IFS Background
I am a Certified Level 3 Practitioner — the highest degree of official training available. My lead trainers (in order) were Paul Ginter, Pam Krause, and Dick Schwartz. I've done significant additional training especially around shame, working with difficult protectors, legacy & ancestral work, somatic work, and spiritual burdens.
My caseload has historically focused on working with men (20s–60s) who feel chronically "not enough" regardless of external success, those who struggle with high shame and self-criticism, individuals with recent immigration history, and those with legacy/ancestral/intergenerational wounding. I also specialize in working with Unattached Burdens aka "critters."
I am the only IFS practitioner I am aware of who focuses solely on working with men around shame & relational trauma. I have been an IFS client for the same amount of time as I've been a practitioner and can speak to both its efficacy and limitations from personal and professional standpoints.
"But what about the healing steps?"
While the healing steps (aka "unburdenings") are a vital part of IFS, they go beyond the scope of this cohort. Our aim is to help individuals master fundamental skills, which must be solid before attempting healing work. I hope to provide group training on unburdenings in the future. However, individuals are welcome to contact me regarding private training in this area.