The foundational course for treating internal family systems* for a period of *((one month))* theoretical and practical. 🫵🏻

📍*To watch the introductory lecture for the course and to evaluate the lecturer's explanation*👌

🦋*Course Topics*🦋

🟣*First Level*🟣
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▫️Introduction to Internal Family Systems Therapy.
▫️Definition of Internal Family Systems Therapy.
▫️Founder of Internal Family Systems Therapy.
▫️Stages of Development of the Internal Family Systems Model.

▫️Theoretical Foundation.

▫️People as Systems
▫️Glossary of Terms.
▫️General Principles.

🟣 *Level Two* 🟣
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▫️The four primary goals of Internal Family Systems (IFS).
▫️Basic assumptions.
▫️Therapeutic workflow.
▫️Parts (Protectors-Exiles). ▫️Types of Protectors-Exiles.
▫️How exiled parts develop. ▫️Reasons for our exiled parts.

▫️How exiled parts control our lives without our awareness. ▫️The power of exiled parts.

▫️Finding and healing exiles.
▫️Burdens (Personal and Inherited)

▫️ Mapping your parts. ▫️ The self and its characteristics.
▫️ Self-leadership and its role in recovery.

🟣 *Level Three* 🟣
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▫️ The role of the therapist in the internal family systems model.
▫️ How we practice internal family systems therapy.
▫️ Assessment and diagnosis according to this approach.
▫️ Thesis and counter-thesis in the internal family systems model.
▫️ The most important techniques used in the internal family approach.

▫️The difference between internal communication and direct access.
▫️The six steps to disengagement.
▫️Steps to lifting the burden. ((Practical examples.))
▫️Training in applying internal family systems therapy.

☑️ *Course Features* ☑️
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☁️ Get the scientific material for each lecture.
☁️ Get a certificate of attendance showing the number of training hours upon completion.
☁️ Recordings of each lecture are available for 6 months from the start of the course.
☁️ Only one lecture per week to allow time for application.

✨Course Presenters✨
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*🚦((Dr. Hala El-Saeed)).*
PhD in Psychiatry.

*🚦((Dr. Rabab El-Awady))*
PhD in Clinical Psychology.