Picking up from our discussion of intellectualizing, rationalizing, narcs, and processing styles, let's talk about...
Posts Tagged "rigidity"
6. “Secondary” Needs and Emotions; Chronic Self-Entrapment
How do we mask our needs from ourselves, fruitlessly dumping energy into areas of life that won't return any chemical...
10.21 Interview pt II: IFS, Parts, and Alters with Kyle and Inca | MFs Speak!
And the conversation keeps rolling. Today, diving in deeper with parts and alters, straight from the mouths of the MFs...
10.20 Interview: IFS, Parts, and Alters with Kyle and Inca | MFs Speak!
Enough of my droning. Let's hear from two of the community experts on parts and alters, talking together about their...
BONUS Workbook! IFS Getting Started Yerself
Here's the attenuated version of the podcast post, interwoven with my doods to demonstrate the concepts, and your...
10.18 Clarifying the Process and Benefits of IFS | Don’t give in to resistance, reap the relief
We're back one more time to continue talking about Internal Family Systems from a less bookish approach. I wouldn't...
Internal Family Systems Pt II
Alright, frens! Do we need to go through all the announcements again? We probably don’t need to go into all the...
IFS workbook
IFS Part I - Background and introduction major takeaways Schwartz worked with children in a psychological treatment...
10.9 Internal Family Systems (IFS) Pt II – How to heal your Self
So you know more about your polarized inner world from last time - how it can be seen spread between three clarifying...
Internal Family Systems (IFS) Pt I
So motherfuckers, welcome to month two of 2023! Hope you’re ready to be integrating all these lessons from the past...
10.8 Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy Pt I – Intro and Background
We've talked "parts" plenty of times. But today, we're discussing the framework that actually helps us to understand...
10.0 Intro to Season Ten & BIG CHANGES
Oghta. Sometimes you rigidly do a thing "for safety" even though it's not working, beating yer damn head against a...
1.9. The trauma trap: avoidance, rigidity, isolation, and trauma-bubbles
Explore the concept of avoidance and isolation in complex trauma recovery. Learn about the “trauma bubble” and how it leads to neural rigidity and limited life experiences. Discover strategies for breaking the avoidance cycle, expanding cognitive flexibility, and challenging avoidant behavior patterns. Gain insights into the importance of neuroplasticity and exposure in trauma healing.