IFS: A Compassionate Approach to Trauma and Addictive Processes
Cece Sykes, Frank Anderson, and Dick Schwartz
In this learning program, Frank Anderson, MD and Cece Sykes, LCSW will dive into the latest research and demonstrate techniques you need when working with IFS related to trauma and the addictive processes. You will discover how applying IFS theory to traditional and emerging applications can heal part’s burdens and restore trust in Self.
This learning program was held live in Winter 2021. You can now access a recorded version of the program and learn at any time, at your own pace. During each module, you’ll first watch a teaching video with Frank and Cece. Then you’ll learn from IFS founder Dick Schwartz, either by reviewing video demos of his work with clients or by watching as he provides case consultations. Finally, at the end of each module, you’ll watch a recording of Frank and Cece’s live event in which they answered learners’ questions.
An IFSI Certificate of Completion will be available upon completion of this program. Your completion status will be tracked automatically as you progress through the program modules. Once you have completed all program modules, and watched all videos in their entirety, you will receive a Certificate that acknowledges you have received 14 IFS Credits for completing this program. Professional continuing education credits are not currently available for this learning program.
Note: Materials and methods included in this course may include interventions or practices that are beyond your scope of practice. As a professional in your given field, you are responsible for reviewing the scope of practice, including activities that are defined by applicable law as beyond the boundaries of your practice, and applying your learning in compliance with your professional standards.
Program Includes
- 4 Modules
- 12 Lessons
- 14 IFS Credits
- Program Certificate