All Parts Welcome - Richard Schwartz, PhD + Dr. Becky Kennedy: Parenting & Internal Family Systems

Join Sounds True founder Tami Simon and Internal Family Systems founder Dr. Richard C. Schwartz for a groundbreaking three-part conversation series, All Parts Welcome. Tami and Richard will host three special guests to discuss the Internal Family Systems model and how it can support our spiritual journey.
In this episode, Dr. Becky Kennedy, bestselling author, clinical psychologist and CEO unpacks her New York Times bestselling book, Good Inside: A Guide to Becoming the Parent You Want to Be, first-of-its-kind platform, Good Inside Membership-a dynamic parenting hub that offers Dr. Becky’s complete parenting content collection, a judgment-free, like-valued community, and access to Good Inside-trained experts.
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[@Alazsel]

I love Richard Schwartz speaking wherever he talk I feel enlightened

[@Shmyrk]

Wow my client told me about IFS today and when I came home this was on my main page. Awesome stuff so far, thank you!

[@philmcgroin]

Starts at 4:20

[@carolgerber6375]

If my mother came to me and apologized for her betrayals throughout my life, I wouldn't trust her. As much as I've wanted a mother who cares, this won't ever happen and any attempt on her part would be another way for her to manipulate and betray. Parents, so badly need IFS and need to do THEIR work.

[@claireodriscoll1856]

At 43, my mother asked me to let her love me... really!?!?!

[@muse114428]

It’s exhausting having emotionally immature parents. It means you never get to give them any feedback along the way. Anything you tell them that you need feels like an “attack” on them and they eventually condition you to not share any of your problems or struggles. Not only can you not share the bad feelings “fear, anger, sadness, shame” if you do, you will get punished for it. It’s a terrible betrayal.

[@mariofialho]

OMG This does not sounds true. It is simply dissociation.

[@chriskrause2528]

It seems you didn't quite understand it. Sure, Dr. Becky's voice sounds sort of weird in that shrill excited superspeed - and for me as non-American hardly understandable wordrush, IFS itself is a very grounded concept and process with a sound foundation and based on immense experience by now. There are other interviews on Sounds True which make that clearer. Reading Dr. Schwartz' books also helps to get a more profound impression.