When Good Moms Feel Bad with Jessica Tomich Sorci
On today's episode I welcome Jessica Tomich Sorci to the podcast. She's a therapist, perinatal mental health specialist, and creator of the Mom Parts Method. She's spent 15 years working with moms and...
12 Maj 36min
Grieving Wholeheartedly with Audrey Davidheiser
Today I welcome Dr. Audrey Davidheiser back to the podcast. Her latest book, Grieving Wholeheartedly: Bringing Healing for Every Part of Your Soul, is an IFS guide to loss that views grief as a collec...
4 Maj 36min
Move Toward: IFS Simplified with Jenna Riemersma
I'm excited to welcome Jenna Riemersma back on the podcast for the third time to talk about her new book. She's a certified IFS therapist, bestselling author, and someone committed to making IFS acces...
20 Apr 41min
Hope and Care for Caregivers with Risa Adams, Robin Beardsley, and Elizabeth Parsons
Today I welcome to the podcast Drs. Risa Adams, Robin Beardsley, and Elizabeth Parsons. They are family physicians turned psychotherapists who came together during the pandemic to write, find communit...
15 Apr 37min
Externalizing IFS for Neurodivergence and Complex Trauma with Irina Diyankova
Today I welcome Irina Diyankova back to the podcast. Her last episode, Is It Trauma or Neurodivergence? was one of our most popular. This time we explore what happens when "going inside" during an...
30 Mars 41min
IFS for Everyday Life with Joanna Curry-Sartori
On today's episode, I talk with Joanna Curry-Sartori, founder of the Self-Leadership Collaborative and author of The Self-Led Educator. We explore this idea of how to bring IFS into everyday life, to ...
24 Mars 43min
An Army of Healers with Nitsan Joy Gordon
On today's episode I welcome Nitsan Joy Gordon, a dance movement therapist, IFS practitioner, and peacebuilder who lives in Israel. Nitsan shares about growing up in Israel, living near the border, an...
16 Mars 34min
Are You Mad At Me? with Meg Josephson
On today's episode I welcome psychotherapist and author Meg Josephson to the podcast. Her book Are You Mad at Me? names something so many of us feel but rarely say out loud: Did I do something wrong? ...
3 Mars 35min
