

IFS and living IFS daily with Karen Locke
Mar 27, 2020
Karen Locke, author of 'Self Compassion Day by Day,' discusses the importance of daily IFS practices, exploring feelings, connecting with parts, and seeking group support. She highlights the relevance of recognizing 'workaholic' parts during challenging times and emphasizes the power of inner resources and self-compassion in navigating life's complexities.
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Jealousy and Parts
- Karen Locke recalls a classmate in Psychosynthesis who questioned "who is jealous?" after experiencing jealousy at work.
- This prompted Locke to realize that feelings belong to parts, not the whole self, lessening shame.
Unblending and Feelings
- Recognizing feelings as belonging to parts allows for unblending and a shift in perspective.
- This changes the relationship with the feeling, reducing its intensity and associated shame.
Parts Board Game
- Inspired by parts work, Locke created a board game exploring different parts' desires.
- This playful approach helped her try on different perspectives and integrate her parts.