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🔸 Hanna believes she is neurodivergent, but getting a diagnosis in her country is extra challenging, so without a diagnosis she prefers to stick to this general label. We talk to parts in the system related to being organized, daily functioning, and so-called "adulting", otherwise known as EF (executive functioning) deficits, which I know well in myself. From my understanding of it, her experience with these parts typifies the daily struggle of people who have not found support for EF deficits.
FYI she is whispering because it's early morning there, and her child is sleeping nearby.
It's a challenge for me to stick to IFS, feeling like I have a lot to offer around working with EF skills specifically, from my own experience with ADHD. Repeating what I shared recently on discord: It’s one topics on which I disagree w Dick Schwartz...
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🔸 Lots of protectors upfront. We work systematically, bringing some fresh insight from a 3 year old. We cover new ground like dealing with possible false memories.
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🔸 The anger and the anxiety. We let them play.
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🔸 Figuring out figuring out. An attempt at direct access.
⬥ Rosie shared her parts list:
Exile:
Managers/Parts trying to get it right:
Firefighters/Parts coping with having gotten it wrong:
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🔸 Rachel is overwhelmed. We talk to anger, and circle exiles. I introduce the "self like" caregiver concept.
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🔸 Recent public speaking is stressing Ian's system. We perform an exorcism.
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🔸 A failed drug test provides a nice opportunity for parts work. We go straight to a 15 year old exile.
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🔸 Now what?
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🔸 "Just being compassionate turned this little kid completely around." Daniel is relatively new to IFS. We meet lots of parts.
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🔸 The twelve year old feels lost in space, the drive to fill it protects, the organizer responds.
(I mention watching the clock as Brandon typically calls from work on his lunch break, not because I'm trying to get rid of him.)
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