Tim Desmond is a psychotherapist, author, Distinguished Faculty Scholar at Antioch University New England, and student of Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh. Founder of Peer Collective, and co-founder of Morning Sun Mindfulness Center, he lives in Alstead, NH, and teaches mindfulness and self-compassion practices audiences around the world. His publications include Self-Compassion in Psychotherapy (W.W.Norton, 2015), The Self-Compassion Skills Workbook (W.W.Norton, 2017), and How to Stay Human in a Fucked Up World (HarperOne, 2019). You can find Peer Colective Project at https://peercollective.com

Today on Explorations in Psychotherapy, we are welcoming IFS counselor, teacher, and author, Mr. Robert Falconer. Robert earned his undergraduate degree in cultural anthropology, with a focus on the history of religions. In the early 1980s, he pursued his Master’s degree in psychology. In his career as a therapist, Robert spent considerable time at the Esalen Institute and decades involved in Gestalt therapy. For 15 years, he was the executive director of the Institute for Trauma-Oriented Psychotherapy. Over the course of his career, Robert has been extensively trained in multiple therapeutic modalities, but he has completely devoted himself to the Internal Family Systems model for the past 10 years, as he has found it to be the most compassionate and potent way to work with severe trauma. At this point in his career, he is increasingly focused on the spiritual dimensions of healing. He has published 6 books, co-edited four, and most recently co-authored a book with Dr. Richard Schwartz, the developer of the IFS model, entitled "Many Minds, One Self: Evidence for a Radical Shift in Paradigm". Today, we will be speaking with Bob about this wonderful book. Robert is teaching a lot now. If you want to study with him go to Bob's website at https://robertfalconer.us 

Neste episódio sentamo-nos com alguém que, de forma corajosa e generosa, partilha aspectos da sua experiência em psicoterapia de sistemas Internos. O resultado é uma conversa muito franca, aberta e tocante, revelando profundas transformações que vão decorrendo ao longo do processo de psicoterapia. Com imensa gratidão pela coragem.

Neste episódio os autores discutem as Leis da Física Interna de acordo com o modelo.Nesta abordagem da multiplicidade da mente (ou mentes) os nossos sistemas internos organizam-se segundo leis e normas que obedecem a uma ecologia única e universal. O foco da leitura no Internal Family Systems Therapy, Second edition,capitulo 20.

Neste episódio os autores discutem um conceito central neste modelo -  o Self: como se acede, como se  experiencia, e quais a suas características dominantes. O foco da leitura no Internal Family Systems Therapy, Second edition, capitulo 3.

Neste episódio os autores discutem alguns conceitos base do modelo: o pensamento sistémico,sistemas humanos, equilíbrio e harmonia, multiplicidade da mente, partes, Self. O foco na leitura do Internal Family Systems Therapy, Second edition, capitulo 2.

Neste Episódio de Apresentação, os autores, psicólogos e psicoterapeutas com treino em Internal Family Systems, partilham o seu percurso e experiência com o modelo, nos planos pessoal e profissional, e ainda as suas experiências de tradução e leitura relevantes no modelo. O propósito didáctico e experiencial deste podcast é também abordado.