Intro to IFS Workshop

from $30.00

A foundational workshop for clinicians curious to learn more about Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy.

Internal Family Systems (IFS) concepts can transform therapeutic work, but many clinicians feel they aren’t sure how to apply parts language or un-blending in real sessions. This foundational workshop gives you a digestible, practice-focused introduction you can start using right away.

In this workshop, you’ll learn how to:

Understand the core principles of IFS
Identify “parts” and practice the process of “un-blending”
Explore what an IFS Session can look like in clinical practice
Recognize the importance of working with your own protective system as a clinician
Identify ways to integrate IFS into your current practice

This workshop is for:

Clinicians who want a grounded, clinically-informed introduction to Internal Family Systems
Students, early-career therapists, and seasoned clinicians who want to deepen parts-based skills

Tiered Pricing:

A foundational workshop for clinicians curious to learn more about Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy.

In this workshop, you’ll learn how to:

Understand the core principles of IFS
Identify “parts” and practice the process of “un-blending”
Explore what an IFS Session can look like in clinical practice
Recognize the importance of working with your own protective system as a clinician
Identify ways to integrate IFS into your current practice

This workshop is for:

Clinicians who want a grounded, clinically-informed introduction to Internal Family Systems
Students, early-career therapists, and seasoned clinicians who want to deepen parts-based skills

Intro to Internal Family Systems (IFS) Workshop

Participant Consent, Disclaimer, and Agreement

Workshop Title: Intro to Internal Family Systems (IFS)
Duration: 1.5 hours
Format: Educational, peer-to-peer workshop

Purpose of This Workshop

This workshop is designed to provide educational information and peer-based discussion about Internal Family Systems (IFS) concepts. The intention is to introduce foundational ideas, language, and reflections related to IFS in a learning-oriented environment.

This workshop is not therapy, not a substitute for therapy, and not clinical treatment of any kind.

Nature of the Relationship

By registering for and participating in this workshop, I acknowledge and agree that:

· The workshop facilitator is not acting as my therapist, counselor, supervisor, or healthcare provider.

· Participation does not create a therapist–client relationship.

· No diagnosis, treatment, clinical assessment, or therapeutic intervention will be provided.

· Any examples, reflections, or experiential exercises are offered for educational and self-reflective purposes only.

Training & Professional Disclosure

I understand and acknowledge that:

· The facilitator has completed training through the IFSCA (Internal Family Systems Counseling Association) Stepping Stones Course.

· The facilitator is not formally trained or certified by the Internal Family Systems Institute (IFSI).

· The facilitator is offering this workshop from a peer-to-peer and collegial perspective, sharing knowledge, personal learning, and professional experience, not as an IFS expert or representative of IFSI.

Scope and Limitations

I acknowledge that:

· This workshop may include discussion of emotional experiences, parts language, or self-reflection that could feel activating.

· I am responsible for monitoring my own emotional, psychological, and physical well-being during and after the workshop.

· I may choose to step away, opt out of any exercise, or discontinue participation at any time.

· The facilitator is not responsible for providing emotional support, crisis intervention, or follow-up care.

If I experience distress, I agree to seek support from my own therapist, healthcare provider, or appropriate professional resources.

Confidentiality & Group Setting

I understand that:

· While the facilitator will make reasonable efforts to encourage respectful and confidential discussion, confidentiality cannot be guaranteed in a group workshop setting.

· I am responsible for maintaining the privacy and confidentiality of other participants by not sharing identifying information discussed during the workshop.

Professional Boundaries & Ethical Protection

I agree that:

· This workshop is not clinical supervision, consultation, or continuing education unless explicitly stated otherwise.

· Nothing in this workshop should be construed as professional advice specific to my clinical practice, personal mental health, or business decisions.

· The facilitator is not liable for actions I take based on the information shared during the workshop.

Recording & Materials

Unless explicitly stated in writing:

· Recording, reproducing, or distributing workshop content is not permitted.

· All materials are for personal educational use only.

Assumption of Risk & Release of Liability

By participating, I voluntarily assume all risks associated with my participation and agree to release and hold harmless the facilitator and their business from any claims, demands, or liabilities arising from my participation in this educational workshop.

Consent & Acknowledgment

By clicking the checkbox below, I acknowledge and consent to:

· I have read and understand this consent and disclaimer.

· I voluntarily agree to participate under these terms.

· I understand the educational, peer-based nature of this workshop.