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IFS and Perfectionism with Dave Adamusko
Manage episode 409950109 series 3552009
In this episode of "Going Inside," we dive into the intricacies of Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy with guest Dave Adamusko, exploring how IFS helps individuals navigate i nner conflicts and perfectionism. We shed light on understanding and working with different parts of oneself to foster healing and personal growth.
Key Topics Discussed:
- Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy: Dave and I discuss the fundamentals of IFS therapy, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and engaging with various internal parts that influence behavior and emotions.
- Accessing Inner Worlds: The conversation explores techniques for accessing one's inner world, including guided imagery and experiential exercises, to facilitate introspection and understanding of internal dynamics.
- Navigating Emotions and Vulnerability: Dave shares insights on helping clients navigate challenging emotions, such as anger and fear, by fostering a compassionate and attuned relationship with their internal parts.
- Attachment and Attunement: The discussion highlights the role of attachment and attunement in IFS therapy, drawing parallels between parent-child dynamics and the therapeutic relationship to promote healing and regulation.
- Transformative Healing and Self-Discovery: Dave and I discuss how IFS therapy can lead to transformative healing and self-discovery, enabling individuals to cultivate a deeper connection with themselves and others while navigating life's challenges.
For more information on Matt Musgrave visit: https://www.therapywithdave.com/
Download my Free IFS Meditation:
https://www.johnclarketherapy.com/free
Connect with me:
https://www.johnclarketherapy.com/
https://www.instagram.com/johnclarketherapy/
https://www.tiktok.com/@johnclarketherapy
https://www.youtube.com/@JohnClarkeTherapy
38 epizódok
Manage episode 409950109 series 3552009
In this episode of "Going Inside," we dive into the intricacies of Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy with guest Dave Adamusko, exploring how IFS helps individuals navigate i nner conflicts and perfectionism. We shed light on understanding and working with different parts of oneself to foster healing and personal growth.
Key Topics Discussed:
- Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy: Dave and I discuss the fundamentals of IFS therapy, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and engaging with various internal parts that influence behavior and emotions.
- Accessing Inner Worlds: The conversation explores techniques for accessing one's inner world, including guided imagery and experiential exercises, to facilitate introspection and understanding of internal dynamics.
- Navigating Emotions and Vulnerability: Dave shares insights on helping clients navigate challenging emotions, such as anger and fear, by fostering a compassionate and attuned relationship with their internal parts.
- Attachment and Attunement: The discussion highlights the role of attachment and attunement in IFS therapy, drawing parallels between parent-child dynamics and the therapeutic relationship to promote healing and regulation.
- Transformative Healing and Self-Discovery: Dave and I discuss how IFS therapy can lead to transformative healing and self-discovery, enabling individuals to cultivate a deeper connection with themselves and others while navigating life's challenges.
For more information on Matt Musgrave visit: https://www.therapywithdave.com/
Download my Free IFS Meditation:
https://www.johnclarketherapy.com/free
Connect with me:
https://www.johnclarketherapy.com/
https://www.instagram.com/johnclarketherapy/
https://www.tiktok.com/@johnclarketherapy
https://www.youtube.com/@JohnClarkeTherapy
38 epizódok
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