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Learn the theory behind Internal Family Systems and how it promotes self-awareness, better relationships, and more dynamic treatment planning, no prior knowledge required.
An accessible, live introductory course open to psychologists, nurses, and mental health professionals of every background.
This introductory course is the perfect choice for all mental health professionals. Psychologists could learn a new model to add to their repertoire and help create dynamic treatment plans. Nurses could benefit from a new way to approach patients and best support them. By learning new approaches, you can advocate for your patients even if you’re not directly implementing them in therapy.
Internal Family Systems is applicable across many forms of therapy, promoting self-awareness that leads to breakthroughs and understanding of past behaviors and intentions. It’s particularly useful in couple and family therapy, teaching that each person is made of “parts,” each with its own personality and motivations, that must be managed for a harmonious internal family. Bringing this model into sessions helps people understand each other’s motivations and approach their interactions in a more balanced way.
Practitioners looking to add a new model to their repertoire and build more dynamic treatment plans.
Professionals wanting a new way to approach and support patients, even without directly implementing the model in therapy.
Clinicians looking to help clients understand each other's motivations and interact more harmoniously.
This is an introductory session to grasp the basics. You’ll likely need further training to fully integrate the approach into your practice, but using CE credits on introductory courses like this helps you stay well-rounded and ready to challenge your work habits with new approaches.
At Zur Institute, we have a passion for helping people rethink their ideas. Attending multiple introductory sessions can also help you work out which approaches you’d like to explore further, letting you use your CE credits to build your own specializations beyond what a broad undergraduate degree covers.
You’ll see a demonstration of the model’s main techniques during the course, giving you a clear idea of how to apply these skills and which treatment plans they suit, including when to combine them with other techniques.
To start your Internal Family Systems journey, register today.
No. As an introductory session, you won’t need any existing knowledge to build on.
Yes. This session meets live CE interactive credit requirements, so you’ll need to be present for the whole course to qualify.
Not immediately. This introductory session covers the basics and a demonstration of the model’s main techniques; you’ll likely want further training to fully integrate the approach into your practice.
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No. Internal Family Systems can also be applied in life coaching and business settings, helping improve communication and self-understanding in a range of contexts.
