IFS & Healing from Neglect: An Experiential Training for Therapists
For IFS therapists wanting to deepen their understanding of how emotional childhood neglect shapes internal systems & impacts adult clients.
Join IFS Trauma Specialist, Jenny Fiebig in a 4-session experiential workshop ONLINE to deepen your understanding of how emotional childhood neglect shapes internal systems and impacts adult clients. Using Internal Family Systems (IFS) as the primary framework, participants will explore how neglect creates protective patterns, reinforces nervous system dysregulation, and leads to chronic emotional disconnection.
WHEN
4 consecutive days of ONLINE sessions from 9:00am – 12:30pm AEDT (Melb/Syd time). This workshop carries 12 PD Hours
Session 1 | Monday, 2 February 2027 from 9:00am – 12:30pm
Session 2 | Tuesday, 3 February 2027 from 9:00am – 12:30pm
Session 3 | Wednesday, 3 February 2027 9:00am – 12:30pm
Session 4 | Thursday, 4 February 2027 from 9:00am – 12:30pm
WHAT THERAPISTS WILL GAIN
- A Clear IFS Understanding of Neglect
- Nervous System Awareness & Treatment Strategies
- Experiential IFS Practice
- Tools for Working with Emptiness & Dissociation
- Integration & Application to Clinical Practice
RECOMMENDED FOR
This workshop is ideal for experienced therapists, counsellors, and healing professionals familiar with IFS who want to expand their capacity to work with clients impacted by emotional neglect. It is especially suited for those working with:
- Trauma & Attachment Issues
- Dissociation & Emotional Numbing
- Shame, Perfectionism & People-Pleasing
- Clients Struggling with Emotional Disconnection
IFS Level 1-2-3 trained professionals note that IFSI CEs have been requested.
This is NOT an introductory workshop, and IFS concepts and language are assumed. This workshop will be recorded and made available later for purchase.
Through this immersive experience, therapists will not only enhance their clinical skills but also deepen their own self-awareness—helping them show up more fully in their work with clients. This is not an introduction to IFS, so basic concepts & language will be assumed.