IFS for Trauma and Addiction

Ifs no bad part

This learning plan is essential for individuals seeking to resolve internal conflict and heal from past trauma through the Internal Family Systems (IFS) framework. It is ideal for anyone struggling with a harsh inner critic or those wanting to transition from self-rejection to compassionate Self-leadership.

Apply IFS to Coaching

This learning plan is essential for coaches seeking to deepen their emotional intelligence and psychological impact. It is designed for professional practitioners who want to move beyond surface-level goals to facilitate profound, lasting internal transformation for their clients.

Trauma informed psychotherapy

Trauma-informed care has become essential across all therapeutic settings as research reveals trauma's pervasive impact on mental health, physical wellbeing, and relationships. This learning plan is designed for mental health professionals, counselors, therapists, and clinicians who want to deepen their understanding of trauma and master the specialized skills needed to effectively support trauma survivors in their healing journey.

Learn about biological trauma

This learning plan is essential for anyone seeking to understand trauma beyond the psychological level, recognizing that healing must address the body's physiological response to distressing experiences. It's particularly valuable for trauma survivors, mental health professionals, coaches, and anyone interested in holistic approaches to nervous system regulation and recovery. By bridging neuroscience with practical somatic techniques, this plan offers a comprehensive pathway from understanding how trauma lives in the body to actively transforming it.

Combat CPTSD, Complex Trauma

Complex trauma from childhood abuse, neglect, or chronic relational wounds creates pervasive impacts on identity, relationships, and nervous system functioning that differ significantly from single-event PTSD. This learning plan is essential for individuals struggling with emotional dysregulation, relationship difficulties, or chronic feelings of unsafety stemming from developmental trauma who want to move from surviving to thriving. It combines neuroscience-informed approaches with compassionate inner work to address both the body-based and psychological dimensions of healing.

Rebuild life after trauma & inspire others

Trauma can fundamentally alter one's sense of self and safety, but healing is possible through deliberate, evidence-based approaches. This learning plan provides a roadmap for those ready to transform their trauma experience into growth, resilience, and ultimately, a platform to inspire others on similar journeys.

End addiction and learn self-love

This learning plan is essential for individuals seeking to overcome addictive patterns by addressing the underlying neurological and emotional triggers. It is designed for anyone ready to move past shame and build a sustainable life rooted in self-compassion and mental resilience.

ACT for the Therapy Room

This learning plan is essential for mental health professionals looking to move beyond traditional diagnostic models toward a process-based approach. It is ideal for therapists and counselors who want to integrate functional contextualism and values-based action into their clinical practice.