If you're looking for more than symptom management in trauma therapy—something that leads to real, lasting healing—this is it.

In this powerful session, Frank Anderson, MD, shares how the Internal Family Systems (IFS) model integrates seamlessly with EMDR, AEDP, EFT, SE, and PVT. Rather than suppressing intense emotions, Anderson's approach welcomes them, honoring the internal system's complexity while guiding clients toward deep transformation. This is more than integration—it's a new paradigm in trauma care.

You'll learn how to:

• Combine IFS with EMDR, AEDP, EFT, SE, and PVT to enhance trauma resolution
• Help clients access Self-energy and work with extreme emotions instead of suppressing them
• Apply practical, permission-based interventions that foster deep and lasting healing

IFS and EMDR are two of today's most popular evidence-based treatment methods for trauma...but if you're running into roadblocks with your clients, just one method might not be enough. That's why Internal Family Systems (IFS) and EMDR therapist Daphne Fatter, PhD, put together this groundbreaking session that shows you how easy it can be to combine the similar principles and techniques of IFS and EMDR! Dr. Fatter will give you:

• Strategies for identifying clinical signs to combine these powerful approaches
• The latest, most up-to-date research on integration techniques
• Practical case examples and case conceptualizations

When it comes to clients with conflicted parts, you need top-notch effective strategies for tracking and working with multiple parts, ones that can help relax extreme positions and rigidity to restore balance.

Join Elizabeth Taeubert, LCSW, RN, MS, as she uses her extensive experience to give you core skills for working with multiple parts - so you can feel confident in your treatment methods and build client trust. You'll get:

• Strategies for identifying types of polarizations
• Tools like the “6 F's” for working with polarized parts
• Step-by-step guidance for getting permission to work with each part
• And much more!

The discovery of betrayal leaves couples trapped and standard approaches often overlook the depth of trauma and inner complexity of each partner's response. Using his over two decades of experience with infidelity recovery and betrayal trauma, sought after speaker and course developer Wayne Baker, LPC developed this powerful workshop centered around an IFS approach. Grounded in the five pillars of healing, this training focuses on the three areas where most couples encounter difficulties on their healing journey: disclosure, empathy, and grief – and where you can have the most impact! You'll walk away with:

• Strategies for guiding disclosure without re-traumatization
• Tools to cultivate self-led empathy and compassion
• Ways to support authentic grieving of client's losses
• Case vignettes and more!

When it comes to trauma treatment, often overlooked is the impact our own internalized legacies of colonialism and racial conditioning have on the therapeutic relationship, along with how systemic oppression and racial trauma manifest in people of color. That’s why Natalie Gutiérrez, LMFT, put together this session to give you:

• Strategies for building Self-to-Part relationships that honor cultural identity
• IFS-informed approaches that promote safety, trust and cultural humility
• Integration techniques that combine IFS with decolonial and community-based healing

Your client's physical response to therapy is not always the same – some can feel disconnected from their bodies, while others are completely overwhelmed by sensations. To help you tailor your treatment methods and better support your clients, therapist and author Marcella Cox, LMFT, CEDS-C, developed this integrative and experiential training, blending five top somatic practices into the IFS model to help restore safety, trust, and connection for your clients from the inside out! You'll walk away with:

• The 5 Somatic IFS Practices: somatic awareness, conscious breathing, radical resonance, mindful movement, and attuned touch
• Experiential exercises like the 8 C's of embodied Self energy
• Tools to recognize how parts manifest in the body
• Strategies for accessing your embodied Self energy to improve safety and connection

When it comes to treating trauma and dissociation, you need a transformative framework that can unblend traumatized parts and give you practical tools and techniques that leave you feeling empowered to help even your most deeply traumatized clients. Internationally recognized trainer, Stacy Ruse, LPC, E-RYT-500, uses her years of experience and warm, compassionate presence to bring you an evidence-based, integrated approach that will help your clients go from just surviving...to thriving! You'll leave with:

• IFS-based strategies for working with dissociation
• Tools like self-energy and compassionate attunement for deep, safe healing
• Techniques to integrate neuroscience, Polyvagal Theory, and somatic wisdom into your treatment plan
• Real-world clinical examples and more!

Clients who struggle with sexual issues are often dealing with shame, guilt, and confusion, making it difficult to open up and explore these issues in therapy. IFS and Sex Therapist Patricia Rich, LCSW, CST-S (she/her) developed this innovative session to give you the tools to help your clients find more ease, joy, and confidence in the bedroom and beyond! This workshop will give you:

• Strategies to address common sexual concerns clients have in therapy
• An IFS-based conceptual framework that incorporates insights from the field of sex therapy and more
• A better understanding of the internal sexual system and what it means to be sexually Self-Led
• Guided meditation tools for finding and unblending parts related to a sexual trailhead

Your neurodivergent clients already come to therapy feeling attacked internally and externally, as if they are the problem to be fixed. You need skills tailored specifically to addressing “neurodivergent trauma” - the complex trauma uniquely faced by neurodivergent individuals. That's why licensed psychologist Dr. Tasha Oswald (she/her), who is a neurodivergent individual herself, put together this experiential training! You'll get:

• Neuroaffirming practices to help clients unburden and heal from neurodivergent trauma
• Techniques for cultivating inner balance
• Self-reflection exercises for exploring your own neuronormative biases and privilege
• Strategies to help clients deal with “inner critics”
• And much more!

When it comes to IFS and working with children, often times clinicians have trouble getting standard treatment methods to work. You need integrated, developmentally appropriate interventions that can enhance young client's self-awareness, emotional regulation, and ability to identify and engage with their parts. Join Leslie Petruk, LCMHC-S, NCC, BCC as she gives you the best of what IFS and Play Therapy have to offer, all in one package! You'll leave with:

• Specific activities and applications to use with children and adolescents
• Tools for translating common comorbidities into parts language
• Techniques to broaden treatment options through play therapy