Beth Mullen-Houser

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.

Dr. Beth Mullen-Houser, a clinical psychologist specializing in Internal Family Systems (IFS), discusses crucial aspects of therapy with Elizabeth Irias, LMFT. They explore how IFS can mend ruptures in the therapist-client relationship and emphasize the ethical duty of staying attuned. Mullen-Houser shares her journey from acceptance and commitment therapy to embracing IFS, highlighting the importance of genuine human connection. The conversation tackles the emotional dynamics between therapists and clients, underscoring the need for self-awareness to improve outcomes.