Winter 2025 | Appreciating Extreme Parts in Context: IFS, Food, and the Body

Disordered eating and eating disorders are increasingly prevalent conditions that are often challenging to clients and clinicians alike. Due to the fears, stereotypes, and biases our culture holds about food and bodies, these issues are commonly seen as individual problems rather than conditions that are firmly rooted in complex and corrosive social dynamics. This Continuity Program focuses on how the Internal Family Systems model transforms the treatment of disordered eating and eating disorders by addressing the matrix of individual and cultural factors that give rise to disordered eating and eating disorders. Particular attention will be paid to the importance of getting to know and heal therapist parts.

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. Upon completion of this program, you will be able to download a Certificate that acknowledges you have received 14 IFS Credits for completing this program.

You can also earn up to 14 Continuing Education (CE) credits through our partner AMEDCO.

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.