In Part 1, I wrote about some of the different ways we address multiplicity of mind: These days I like to consider the term “human” being as: The biological spacesuit
Trauma responses are normal reactions to abnormal situations. Experiencing trauma is common, but its effects are often very long-lasting. Trauma refers to any distressing event that causes emotional, psychological, or physical harm.
Here of some of the things I mentioned in this video… Link to Pesi.com’s Havening course. I HIGHLY recommend this. The more official example of CPR for the amygdala… (YouTube
When ego is the enemy becomes egos are the helpers, a great shift happens. Yesterday evening I was thinking about writing this post. EGO is certainly not the enemy, as
PG13 Notice: I do use the F word below, albeit in a lighthearted way. 🙂 Taoism is not a religion, rather it’s a philosophy – a way of looking at life. In Taoism, the Tao is
In this episode we hear from therapist Justin Martin, of Parts of Me Therapy, who uses the powerful and evidence-backed Internal Family Systems Model as he works with individuals and
IFSGuide helps people become the best versions of themselves in a short period of time, by using IFS. What’s IFS you say? During the past decade, the profound impact of
Michael Forlenza,PhD, MPH, PCC, is a health psychologist, professional coach and IFS (Internal Family Systems) Practitioner focusing on Leadership and Development. He views healing and development as two sides of