IFS for Therapists #9 Anxious and Depressed Parts

[@andrewfrench6850]

Really helpful. A very compassionate and holistic way to work with anxiety and depression, where full respect and understanding can be fostered. Such a change from the usual battle mode!

[@Magnoliasdiary]

Omg this is so mind, heart and souls opening! I'm doing IFS therapy with a trauma specialist for CPTSD and IFS is helping so much 🙏

[@allisontork]

to add. I must say, I am jealous this skill set is so new, collective could have used this decades ago.

[@AliBabandthe40ravers]

thanks a lot also in showing how a depressed part like others can truly be trying to help.

[@allisontork]

So great to feel the heart center of connection between interviewer and interviewee. Clearly she is comfortable and feels witnessed, and supported. Encouraging for the field to be sure. I wonder if the interviewer knows first hand about DID from personal experience. He is very good regardless. Courageous, and so little ego present.

[@theprevailingorthodoxy7417]

Inconsistent parenting can really lead to a 'hope allergy'. I can see that clearly now. Excellent talk.

[@anniemedrano1317]

Thank you for shedding light on these mysteries.

[@Peem_pom]

V insightful, esp the insomnia bit! It works like that with me

[@eamaples]

Thank you very much this was very good. I wonder if you have already in another video or I’ll just make a suggestion of covering the topic of suicidality more extensively. 🙏

[@genevievebingham940]

This is so helpful! Thank you!

[@tedlonginow8250]

Derek I wish you were covered under my insurance. So good. I actually do have an IFS.

[@nelsonvalderrama8371]

Great thanks great work and interview. Nelson, Chile.

[@shellytjohnson]

Talk about right on the money, Derek!

[@lindadunn8787]

Muchas gracias.

[@argnesh]

Very very helpful and timely.

[@tomaitoe]

Thank you for these videos ❤

[@melissabadaoui3102]

Thank u ❤️

[@Star-dj1kw]

❤ excellent