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11. The Six F's: Working with Protectors in IFS Therapy

The '6 Fs' are the practical process for working with protectors in IFS: Find, Focus, Flesh out, Feel toward, Befriend, and Fears. A clear guide for contact and trust.

12. Unburdening and Exile Work: The Steps of Deep Healing in IFS

Working with exiles is the heart of IFS healing. From safe contact to witnessing to unburdening – a gentle process of deep transformation.

13. Polarization in IFS: When Inner Parts Compete with Each Other

Polarization means that two parts pursue opposing strategies – such as 'being strong' versus 'being nice'. Learn why internal conflicts escalate and how IFS resolves them.

14. The Inner Critic in IFS: Understanding Complexity and Finding a Way Out

The inner critic is one of the most powerful protectors. It wants to help but often hurts. IFS shows why it speaks with exiles and how self-leadership can transform it.

15. Self-Like Parts in IFS: Recognizing and Understanding

Self-like parts imitate the qualities of the Self – such as compassion or calmness – without truly being it. Learn how to recognize them and work with genuine Self-energy.

16. Interpersonal Dynamics from the IFS Perspective

Our parts also shape relationships. IFS explains entanglement, transference, and projection – how old inner patterns influence our choice of partners and reactions.

17. Demo-Sitzung IFS Parts Work (auf Englisch)

This is a demo session with the Internal Family System model. It is in English.

18. Glossar IFS

A complete glossary of the key terms of Internal Family Systems (IFS) – from Self and Parts to Protectors, Exiles, and Burdens.