
The One Inside: An Internal Family Systems (IFS) podcast
IFS and Starting IFS with Beth Mullen-Houser
Dec 15, 2023
Clinical psychologist Beth Mullen-Houser discusses starting IFS therapy after mindfulness practice, internal chaos and finding self, the importance of noticing in the moment, unblending ideas, and the healing power of connection in relationships. They also talk about challenges in parenting, the therapeutic process of talking through parts, and various IFS initiatives and projects.
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Quick takeaways
- Recognizing and connecting with our parts is crucial in Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy.
- Starting IFS therapy can initially be disorienting, but having a supportive therapist and grounding techniques can help navigate the chaos of parts.
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Recognizing and Connecting with Parts
In the podcast episode, the speaker discusses the importance of recognizing and connecting with our parts. They share personal experiences of recognizing the presence of different parts and the chaos that can arise when parts block each other. The speaker emphasizes the significance of dropping into self and using techniques such as breathing, focusing on sensory experiences, and exploring the space between thoughts to unblend from parts.
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