IFS Therapy DEMO #1 #IFStherapydemo

IFS Therapy Demonstration Chaya Feuerman, LCSW-R

[jimmilne]

Living in a remote area of the world without access to IFS trained therapists makes this video recording an amazing source of learning and encouragement for me. I am trying to treat myself in the hope that I can in some small way help others. Thank you for this gift. Thank you!

[nwunnoticewhatyounotice]

Your way-of-being is healing. I esp noticed it from about 11:50-13:40. 'Oh so THAT is what it sounds like and feels like to really accept nowwww I get it. ' All the space you gave, after, too, allows it to become embodied, I felt. Wow. You're amazing at this.

[ralfwashington]

I particularly like this session over others on YouTube because he seems more unsure and cautious. I can see myself more in his demeanor then the others. Maybe IFS will help. Thanks to both of you for the session!

[celiastevens]

Love this so much. What an amazing demo. And I love that the client is not convinced because I feel like that sometime so it's super helpful to see the example 😊

[leeboriack]

Dr. Chaya, to you and your client, thank you for sharing this incredibly informative session. Your compassion and intelligence offer so much hope.

[letypineda]

Thanks for sharing! Fantastic demo. We (a latin american community) are having a workshop with Richard Schwartz at the end of this month and we are Thrilled!

[kathleenbrady]

An honest guy and a fearless, sensitive therapist. Excellent work.

[pksteinhrv]

This was so beautifu!! It got me in touch with how much confusion I felt about wanting to reject the burdens that came with identifying with being Jewish and Jewish traditions. I should have been fluent in Yiddish, since my mother and grandparents, who lived in the same duplex spoke it all the time, as did many of my relatives, but part of me refused to become fluent, even after I was sent to after school classes to learn it. Other kids there were fluent. I feel uncomfortable with the Jewish holidays and traditions, and we were not observant or believers and neve went to temple. My mother's attitude was that nothing I was going thru was important because the comparison group was the suffering of the Jewish people... pogroms, holocause, anti-semitism, etc.
This demo will be a major trailhead for me to sort out what has been in background all my life and maybe allow me to decide, from self, how I want to be Jewish. Thank you!!!

[qwertys]

Although I would have used a different method and process to access the exile, the way she used indirect access to have the client interact with the old wound was wonderful.The third grader had so much to say and that's so significant. When he said, "he just needs time to play, " I teared up. That's so powerful. I also love when the tool transformed into a clothespin and the job changed. That is true transformational change.

[pennysharland]

You are an amazing therapist! So perceptive. I found this absolutely inspiring.

[jeremypiles]

It's been 1 year. Can we have an update of this man's life? Thank you.

[MindBodyCoachTheresa]

Thanks for sharing this, really helpful to continue learning how to share this work with clients!

[Ginnytonny]

Loved watching this session, thank you both for the openness and vulnerability

[LemisaSelimi]

I LOVE THIS!!!

Thank you very much for sharing it! 😊🥰

[HenockTesfaye]

Beautiful! I'm happy for you, man.

[drkjy]

I just discovered IFS this morning. I'm an ADHD coach, I love this process, already. Just watched a demo before this with Dr Schwartz which was amazing!

This one though resonated with me so much from the eye contact to the fear of manipulation to the legacy burdens.
It seemed like it brought up some of my parts, almost like they were listening and going “yes! yes!”

We are so glad you found that first clamp that nearly got lost or left out!🤣

Your insight, skill and holding space is so on point!
Thank you so much for this demo.

I know it's preferred to see a therapist but can some work be done by/on oneself?

Thanks again🙏🏾

[aussieannie]

Fascinating stuff. Thanks to you and your patient for sharing.

[effortless]

Such a strong kan! And thank you so much for being great at this and helping him!

[julesglitter]

I am going to start IFS and this was very informative. Helps me know what to expect. Ty.

[royce]

I get why people get annoyed with this type of therapy. The therapists insist that any negative emotion is a “part” but any positive emotion is the “self”. I don’t know if I totally subscribe to this, but that’s why I’m really loving this upload! It’s way more realistic. If I only ever saw perfect IFS sessions, I would hate myself so much when my session is difficult. I love how he kept at it despite the difficulty, and how both therapists had patience.

Edit: of course with it being a demo, its still staged but like, it is what it is