Somatic Internal Family Systems Therapy
Discover an embodied approach to psychotherapy that brings together
Somatic Therapy and the established principles of
Internal Family Systems (IFS) through five practical,
body-centered practices.
Bring the Body Into the Therapeutic Conversation
Somatic Internal Family Systems Therapy introduces a
therapeutic approach that integrates movement, breath, touch, awareness,
and resonance with Internal Family Systems principles — helping practitioners
explore both psychological and embodied experience within therapeutic work.
5 Core Somatic IFS Practices
Five interconnected practices designed for integration into therapeutic work.
Somatic Awareness
Conscious Breathing
Radical Resonance
Mindful Movement
Attuned Touch
“Therapy can involve more than what is thought and spoken — the body can become part of the therapeutic process.”
Integrate Somatic Practices Into Therapeutic Work
The guide explores strategies for applying Somatic IFS approaches
across a range of clinical presentations and therapeutic contexts.
Explore the Parts Within — Through an Embodied Lens
Learn techniques intended to help clients identify, understand,
and reconcile their inner worlds or subpersonalities while integrating
awareness of physical sensation, movement, breath, resonance, and touch.
Science. Experience. Clinical Application.
The book combines scientific insights, experiential practices,
and real-world clinical stories to illuminate both the theory
and application of Somatic Internal Family Systems Therapy.
A Multi-Layered Approach to Embodied Therapy
Foreword by Richard Schwartz, Ph.D.
The book features a foreword by Richard Schwartz,
founder of the Internal Family Systems model.
For Readers Interested in Embodied Therapeutic Work
Expand Therapy Beyond Words
Explore how awareness, breath, resonance, movement, and touch
can be woven into Internal Family Systems-oriented therapeutic work
to create a more embodied approach to healing.
Discover an Embodied Approach to Internal Family Systems
Explore the five core practices of Somatic IFS and their integration
into contemporary therapeutic work.
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