What if the key to healing your deepest wounds lies within you, in the parts of yourself you perceive as “bad”?

And what if understanding these parts could help you unlock unprecedented levels of inner peace?

To explore these transformative ideas, I’m joined by Dr. Richard Schwartz, the brilliant mind behind Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy. Dr. Schwartz’s groundbreaking approach to psychotherapy is revolutionizing how we understand and heal from deep-seated trauma — and I’ve personally experienced how life-changing and healing it can be.

In this must-listen episode, you’ll learn: how the groundbreaking IFS model works, how to consciously manage your “parts” when they’re triggered, simple techniques to induce deep healing, how to guide yourself through IFS without needing a therapist, the groundbreaking concept of ‘legacy burdens’, and how to embrace every part of ourselves — even the parts we perceive as “bad”.

This conversation has the power to literally change your life, and I’m so excited for you to listen.

So if you’re on a journey of self-discovery, you’re healing from past wounds, or you’re just curious about how to better understand yourself, then press play now… this episode is for you.

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