Two IFS workshops in November
For clinicians who want to understand what may be happening beneath the pattern
Some of the patterns we meet in our clinical work can be hard to understand from the outside. What might an IFS lens reveal about the parts seeking relief through addictive behaviours, or the parts drawn towards relationships that feel familiar, even when they hurt?
Join us for one or both of these reflective, clinically focused workshops:
IFS and Addictive Patterns
23 November, 9.30 am to 4.30 pm
Explore addictive patterns with curiosity and compassion, and consider what protective parts may be trying to manage or soothe.
Drawn to What Hurts
30 November, 9.30 am to 4.30 pm
Explore why people may choose familiar relationship patterns through the lenses of IFS, attachment and the autonomic nervous system.
These workshops offer space to deepen your understanding, reflect on the patterns you see in practice and consider how these perspectives may inform your work with clients.
NZ$249 per workshop
If either topic is calling to you, we’d love you to join us:
https://traumareleasecentre.com/concinnity
