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If you know, you know. Internal Family Systems (IFS) has blown up over the last few years even though we just celebrated the 40th anniversary of the model! There are grumblings around the difficult enrollment process inherent in Level 1 and Level 2 trainings as well as the high price point. I share the sentiments, … Continue reading PRO-TIP for IFS therapists (and those wanting to be)

This post is for clinicians that want to lean into the work of disordered eating, but have been scared away from doing so by traditional training models. There is a longstanding stance that a client’s eating disorder can worsen in progression when working with a professional without formal eating disorder training. While that is incredibly … Continue reading Disordered eating is a “WE” problem

I usually talk with my clients about other services that can be helpful to our work, often deemed as alternatives to traditional psychotherapy and psychiatric care. It’s an important conversation that requires strong caution toward the fact that right now, it’s like the wild west out here. We’ve got a surge of opportunities that are … Continue reading Culty culture

I am indebted to a string of professors, supervisors, colleagues, and mentors that have profoundly shaped my academic and professional career. I was fortunate enough to enter the field as an undergrad because my university had a specific social work program that included a clinical field practicum. I adored my professors, all with a wealth … Continue reading A tribute to the elders