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The Somatic Internal Family Systems Therapy Workbook. Embodied Healing Practices to Transform Trauma - - For therapists, students, clients, and groups
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- Nombre de pages184
- FormatePub
- ISBN8889841197
- EAN9798889841197
- Date de parution07/01/2025
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Taille449 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurNorth Atlantic Books
Résumé
A practical guide to the 5 pillars of embodied Internal Family Systems-tools and exercises for healing trauma"McConnell is an expert guide to learning to listen to somatic stories and finding the way to Embodied Self."-Deb Dana, LCSW, author of The Polyvagal Theory in Therapy on Somatic Internal Family Systems TherapyWith body-based exercises, foundational tools, and practical guidance, The Somatic Internal Family Systems Therapy Workbook shows you how the 5 practices of Somatic IFS-somatic awareness, conscious breathing, radical resonance, mindful movement and attuned touch-work together to build embodied safety, integrate unresolved harm, and facilitate trauma healing.
The workbook opens by inviting the therapist to explore their own Internal System, offering an embodied approach to experiencing the model. Chapter 1 explores and explains foundational concepts like somatics, embodiment, Parts, Self, and the cultural influences that shape and shift our embodied experiences. Chapters 2-6 move into theoretical grounding, clinical applications, and practical exercises for each of the five practices.
They offer tools to: Develop clients' ability to name, describe, and convey sensations Recognize and track for signs of overwhelm Work with Parts that fear body awareness Understand the purpose and clinical benefits of conscious breathing Restore the Embodied Self Explore therapeutic shifts from doing to to being with clients Heal attachment wounds Integrate mindful movement into healing developmental trauma Understand and practice attuned touch Each practice is designed to be used whenever it will be of benefit: the tools and exercises are non-linear and adaptable, and aren't limited by a prescriptive sequence.
The workbook also explores links between current psychotherapeutic practice and ancient healing modalities, grounding SIFS in a larger web of effective somatic trauma healing and embodiment approaches.
The workbook opens by inviting the therapist to explore their own Internal System, offering an embodied approach to experiencing the model. Chapter 1 explores and explains foundational concepts like somatics, embodiment, Parts, Self, and the cultural influences that shape and shift our embodied experiences. Chapters 2-6 move into theoretical grounding, clinical applications, and practical exercises for each of the five practices.
They offer tools to: Develop clients' ability to name, describe, and convey sensations Recognize and track for signs of overwhelm Work with Parts that fear body awareness Understand the purpose and clinical benefits of conscious breathing Restore the Embodied Self Explore therapeutic shifts from doing to to being with clients Heal attachment wounds Integrate mindful movement into healing developmental trauma Understand and practice attuned touch Each practice is designed to be used whenever it will be of benefit: the tools and exercises are non-linear and adaptable, and aren't limited by a prescriptive sequence.
The workbook also explores links between current psychotherapeutic practice and ancient healing modalities, grounding SIFS in a larger web of effective somatic trauma healing and embodiment approaches.
A practical guide to the 5 pillars of embodied Internal Family Systems-tools and exercises for healing trauma"McConnell is an expert guide to learning to listen to somatic stories and finding the way to Embodied Self."-Deb Dana, LCSW, author of The Polyvagal Theory in Therapy on Somatic Internal Family Systems TherapyWith body-based exercises, foundational tools, and practical guidance, The Somatic Internal Family Systems Therapy Workbook shows you how the 5 practices of Somatic IFS-somatic awareness, conscious breathing, radical resonance, mindful movement and attuned touch-work together to build embodied safety, integrate unresolved harm, and facilitate trauma healing.
The workbook opens by inviting the therapist to explore their own Internal System, offering an embodied approach to experiencing the model. Chapter 1 explores and explains foundational concepts like somatics, embodiment, Parts, Self, and the cultural influences that shape and shift our embodied experiences. Chapters 2-6 move into theoretical grounding, clinical applications, and practical exercises for each of the five practices.
They offer tools to: Develop clients' ability to name, describe, and convey sensations Recognize and track for signs of overwhelm Work with Parts that fear body awareness Understand the purpose and clinical benefits of conscious breathing Restore the Embodied Self Explore therapeutic shifts from doing to to being with clients Heal attachment wounds Integrate mindful movement into healing developmental trauma Understand and practice attuned touch Each practice is designed to be used whenever it will be of benefit: the tools and exercises are non-linear and adaptable, and aren't limited by a prescriptive sequence.
The workbook also explores links between current psychotherapeutic practice and ancient healing modalities, grounding SIFS in a larger web of effective somatic trauma healing and embodiment approaches.
The workbook opens by inviting the therapist to explore their own Internal System, offering an embodied approach to experiencing the model. Chapter 1 explores and explains foundational concepts like somatics, embodiment, Parts, Self, and the cultural influences that shape and shift our embodied experiences. Chapters 2-6 move into theoretical grounding, clinical applications, and practical exercises for each of the five practices.
They offer tools to: Develop clients' ability to name, describe, and convey sensations Recognize and track for signs of overwhelm Work with Parts that fear body awareness Understand the purpose and clinical benefits of conscious breathing Restore the Embodied Self Explore therapeutic shifts from doing to to being with clients Heal attachment wounds Integrate mindful movement into healing developmental trauma Understand and practice attuned touch Each practice is designed to be used whenever it will be of benefit: the tools and exercises are non-linear and adaptable, and aren't limited by a prescriptive sequence.
The workbook also explores links between current psychotherapeutic practice and ancient healing modalities, grounding SIFS in a larger web of effective somatic trauma healing and embodiment approaches.
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