Meaningfully Connecting with the Internal Family Systems Model of Therapy to Serve your Self and your Population Session

Dan Reed, PhD, LPC (TX)

Building on the introduction to wondering about the usefulness of developing deeper inner relationships with oneself from the conference keynote, Dan will lead all of us participating in this breakout into a process of wondering if and how such inner exploring might be useful for the particular people and communities you serve. Through solo reflection, learning a process to slow down and interact with parts of yourself, and reflecting in small groups, you’ll begin to focus on what kinds of adaptations and modifications you might create to invite your people more effectively into meaningful changes within the lived experience(s) they find themselves in.

Learning objectives:

1. Specify some of the needs specific to the population served by the clinician.
2. Describe a process to slow down and help someone develop relationships with present moment experience.
3. Describe some methods to better connect with the specific population served by the client.

Approved for LPC, NBCC Credits
General Track