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Eyes Open or Closed? The Optimal Way to Process using Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy
Providing options between keeping the eyes open versus keeping the closed in IFS can add depth to the Internal Family Systems process by adding choice.
Sean Cuthbert
21 hours ago3 min read


Speaking For Your Parts: A Practical Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy Skill
Speaking for parts rather than from them - a key IFS Therapy skill - can enhance communication and emotional clarity.
Sean Cuthbert
May 143 min read


IFS for Procrastination: What if the Barrier to Action Is Actually Trying to Help You?
Using the IFS model to work with procrastinating parts can transform how you see parts that seem like they are trying to hurt, into adaptive strategies that are trying to prevent pain.
Sean Cuthbert
Mar 94 min read


Focusing on the 8C's: Curiosity as the Quiet Superpower of Self in IFS Therapy
Embodied curiosity is the quiet superpower in IFS. Discover one of the key 8c's of IFS can transform your relationship with your parts.
Sean Cuthbert
Feb 123 min read


Clarity: Focusing on the 8C's of Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy
When people first hear about the 8 C’s in IFS - calm, curiosity, compassion, confidence, courage, creativity, connectedness, and clarity - a lot of Parts nod along like they’ve just been given a checklist. Yes, got it, and I’ll think my way into that. What took me a while to learn is this: the 8 C’s aren’t concepts to understand. They're actually signals in the body, practical somatic markers that help you recognise your flavour of Self-energy when it shows up. So, you do
Sean Cuthbert
Dec 21, 20255 min read
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