Welcome to Part 1 in my series: What is IFS? Internal Family Systems Therapy, Explained. In this video, I provide an introduction to IFS Therapy. I explain some of the core concepts of IFS such as parts work, and the science behind these parts. I also briefly discuss how the approach of an IFS therapist might differ from the methods of other experiential therapists.
You know, one thing I would like to mention, is that in this video I say "in a pathological sense" when referring to people with DID (what we used to call 'multiple personality disorder'). Of course my meaning was that to have multiple parts is not linked to any kind of mental health problem...it's just the way we are born. But now when I hear myself saying 'pathological sense' when talking about DID, I sort of cringe...because really everything in the mind is adaptive...even the more severe separation of our parts in the form of DID. In my haste to make a quick point, I think I used a word (pathological) that I wouldn't normally use...or even believe in. So apologies for that.
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00:00 An Introduction to Internal Family Systems Therapy
01:15 “Parts Work” in IFS Therapy
03:37 The Neuroscience Behind IFS Therapy and Parts Work
05:17 How Childhood Experiences and Implicit Memory Create “Our Parts”
08:00 Why Do We Have Many Different Parts?
11:06 There Are No Bad Parts
15:54 IFS: A Relational Frame for Working With Schemas

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