A promotional digital artwork for IFS Consultation and Training for Therapists. The image shows two groups of people engaged in a discussion, with a magical pathway leading to a large tree under a starry sky, surrounded by mountains and butterflies.
A promotional digital artwork for IFS Consultation and Training for Therapists. The image shows two groups of people engaged in a discussion, with a magical pathway leading to a large tree under a starry sky, surrounded by mountains and butterflies.

There’s a difference between understanding Internal Family Systems…
and feeling grounded in it when you’re sitting with a client.

Many therapists reach a point where they’re no longer looking for more information—
but for depth, clarity, and confidence in how they show up in the room.

These consultation spaces are designed to support both your clinical growth
and your own internal process as a therapist.

IFS Consultation may be a good fit for you if you:

Are wanting to deepen beyond technique into embodied practice

Have foundational IFS training (Level 1 or equivalent experience)

Notice moments of uncertainty, stuckness, or losing Self-energy in sessions

Value a reflective, relational, and non-performative learning space

Want support navigating complex or nuanced cases

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IFS-I Approved Clinical Consultant

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My consultation style is grounded in Internal Family Systems and shaped by years of working with individuals, families, and clinicians in complex systems.

Together, we focus on:

  • Supporting your access to Self-energy in your clinical work

  • Understanding your own parts that show up in sessions

  • Deepening your ability to be with protectors and polarized systems

  • Tracking the relational field between therapist and client

  • Slowing down the process to allow clarity and confidence to emerge

This is not about “doing it right”—
it’s about developing your internal capacity as a Self-led therapist.

IFS Consultation Group Offerings

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IFS Deepening & Expanding

A small group consultation space for therapists who are ready to deepen their IFS practice and expand their clinical intuition.

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A Closer Look at Addictive Processes

A space for clinicians working with clients who have a history of engaging in addictive process’. This IFS consultation group focuses on enhancing your understanding of the addictive process with application the IFS model.

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Working with the Parent–Child Relational System

A consultation group focused on supporting therapists working with children, adolescents, and caregivers within a relational and systemic lens.

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Group Experience

Groups are intentionally kept small to create a space that feels:

  • Supportive and collaborative

  • Thoughtful and paced

  • Grounded in curiosity rather than performance

You’re not expected to have the “right” answers—
just a willingness to explore, reflect, and grow.

How to join

Spots are limited to maintain the depth and quality of each group.

To join:

  • Click “Learn More” on your desired group

  • Review details and schedule

  • Complete registration

If you’re unsure which group is the best fit, you’re welcome to reach out.

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1:1 Consultation

For therapists seeking more individualized support:

I also offer one-on-one consultation focused on:

  • Specific cases

  • Clinical stuck points

  • Deepening your IFS practice

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