Trauma-Informed IFS
When you need more training to work confidently with complex trauma…
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Tapping into our natural multiplicity to resolve complex trauma with Internal Family Systems
We all have parts! Little pockets of consciousness that are frozen in time, outside the reach of subsequent learning and experience. This is part of being human, but if we suffer trauma, our parts can be harder to reach. Internal Family Systems Therapy (IFS) understands how to tap into this natural multiplicity, to gently heal these young, vulnerable parts of ourselves. I bring twenty years of training and experience resolving simple and complex trauma to my practice of IFS—and I am dedicated to training the next generation of trauma-informed IFS therapists.
Learn more about ‘Working with Your Parts’ (IFS)
Watch this video ›“Colleen’s Master Class has changed the way I work with complex clients. A game-changer for me. The content is great, but her teaching style is even better. It was fun, deep, moving. So much Self-energy. Loved it.”
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Learn a comprehensive approach to trauma-informed care online, without leaving home. The Master Class, Parts 1 & 2; Treatment Challenges, 5-classes; Super Concentrated Complex Trauma with Trauma-Informed IFS
Trauma-informed IFS Case Consultation
My approach to cases includes a layering of theoretical approaches, including attachment theory, EMDR, neurobiology, Sensorimotor, Somatic Experiencing, and Structural Dissociation—all surrounded and infused with the magic that is Internal Family Systems. My goal is for clinicians to learn clear and effective case conceptualization that they can then apply on their own with confidence. One, two, or three 55 minute consultations, over three months.
Cost: $250/session.
“I was in group consultation with Colleen for about a year before I signed up for her Master Class. It helped me gain so much confidence. I get why I got stuck with some of my clients and why even IFS was so hard. I now have a wider lens. I am really grateful and I watch some of the videos over and over.”