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No Bad Parts: Unblending From Protectors in IFS Therapy 

Dr. Tori Olds
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@familienolaussen.normann9102
@familienolaussen.normann9102 2 года назад
As a therapist (non-IFS trained) reading and working inspired by this model I truly want to thank you for your content! I know Frank Anderson writes and teaches the neuro science behind IFS, but your approach is by far my favourite. You should seriously consider takling more about this subject. The delivery of content is clear, easy to follow and engagig. I think content like this will be a game-changer in the more «sciency-oriented» groups in academia and professionals.
@DrToriOlds
@DrToriOlds 2 года назад
Thanks so much for these thoughts!! (And for the kind comments as well). But yes, I hope bringing in the science might help people in the academic world be more open to depth oriented approaches!! ;)
@whitshenanigans
@whitshenanigans 2 года назад
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@Spectre2434
@Spectre2434 Год назад
The science helps the depth psychology come out especially with so many people using heavily manualized approaches with traumatized and vulnerable populations.
@DrMattHersh
@DrMattHersh Год назад
Couldn’t agree more. I’m a big fan now!
@aubreyfolck2664
@aubreyfolck2664 9 месяцев назад
I find it really difficult to think abstractly, so the scientific aspect really helps me a lot. I want to heal so badly but I take a lot of things literally or the wrong way and then don’t know what to do. Thank you for making these videos!
@ianmacrae4963
@ianmacrae4963 2 года назад
I am currently working with a counsellor trained in IFS. I did not find this work intuitive and struggled to do the work. He had me watch Dick Schwarz videos and a few others. I must say your explanation and delivery are finally allowing me to full grasp this seemingly basic topic. Thank you for putting these videos out there. I am moving on to the fourth video in you IFS series. I really need to unblend from some of my child parts!
@brittniebelcher3341
@brittniebelcher3341 2 года назад
The way you speak and your voice is very therapeutic, thank you
@ascensionsoul
@ascensionsoul 10 месяцев назад
I am super impressed with Dr. Olds's approach. It's like re-learning IFS all over again. I am blown away at the simplicity in the complex model she presents. Wow, amazing. I am going to re-look at how I present IFS to my Clients. I have used her content in my meet and greet with new clients. I have been seeing some things that did bother me about IFS, and this may not be the spot to say anything, but I was not aware that IFS therapists were charging $250-$325 an hour (yes this does depend on where you live) for IFS sessions. I am sure they believe they are worth it, and I want to support those parts of them that are so confident. But I believe Dr. Schwartz's mission to heal the globe starts with us IFS trained practitioners being willing to make IFS affordable. People should not have to take on a second job in order to get access to it. I am super passionate about this style of therapy and believe everyone should have access to it. Thank you Dr. Olds for being so clear and helpful in your explanations. Your content is making a huge difference.
@SteveG_RN
@SteveG_RN 10 месяцев назад
Hey I agree. I had to stop my IFS therapy because it was too expensive. I've been spending time with Tori's videos because I feel they explain the model much better than the IFS Institue's videos. I love IFS as well, and these videos are super helpful. Thank you Tori!!!!
@antheakaranasos2047
@antheakaranasos2047 6 месяцев назад
So glad to hear this! And to find this video + this specific comment thread. I’ve spent years of learning inner child concepts for healing & recently learned about cPTSD & IFS through an interview with Dr. Jacob Ham who has an equally amazing way - calm & loving too! - of explaining brain science related to IFS & parts. Then I found Dick Schwartz’s work & am reading No Bad Parts now. I’ve been looking for an IFS informed therapist & suspected that $$ would be a barrier as most don’t accept insurance (single, living on a limited income & returning to school late in life). I’ve benefited from community support in other parts of my life & have been thinking that a network of support groups for folks wanting to gather with each other in weekly in-person or virtual meetings would be amazing! Say a lay-person IFS support group that reads, discusses, shares about how PARTS are feeling, & maybe using the IFS workbook. I’ve been searching MeetUp.com but so far just a few in my area are led by people who want to monetize their limited new epiphanies re: IFS. My idea is a totally free model of likeminded, dedicated folks wanting to heal & grow & share. Many of the readings & talks on IFS put a fine point on how important it is to do this work in connection with others. As has been mentioned here, the therapist model is great for those with insurance or money to afford it. So many of us are not in that boat. The barriers are huge. Now I’m excited to continue listening to these videos & learning from Dr. olds. Wishing you all a good journey + some love to offer to all of your parts. 🌻🌱💫
@stephenthayer1927
@stephenthayer1927 2 года назад
Your content is top-notch! You explained this beautifully. It's only a matter of time before this channel blows up.
@DrToriOlds
@DrToriOlds 2 года назад
Thanks so much, Stephen!! I really appreciate your saying so! ;)
@jodieelizabeth4905
@jodieelizabeth4905 Год назад
@@DrToriOlds awesome!!! Thank you 🙏 I finally understand and now can read Swartz’s book.
@tnijoo5109
@tnijoo5109 2 года назад
What?!! This was so good! I’m blown away. I just tried it and was able unblend right away and then I did feel that immediate sense of being in the adult self she described. I can’t believe how well this worked that I could do it right away. I’m going to keep practicing this. This was such a good explanation. Thank you so much! 💚
@DrToriOlds
@DrToriOlds 2 года назад
Oh, I'm so glad to hear this!! Wonderful! Thanks for letting me know! ;)
@tnijoo5109
@tnijoo5109 2 года назад
@@DrToriOlds thank you!!! And thanks again for your videos! I love your channel. ❤️
@stephanipeloquin4631
@stephanipeloquin4631 Год назад
That's fantastic! ♥️♥️♥️
@jaygrossman5436
@jaygrossman5436 2 года назад
Your explanations are good, clear and easy to follow. Thank you. I like your point about how when the "adult" comes out it should direct it's attention inward to the parts first before dealing with the outside world. Sort of like when you go flying and they tell yout that if the oxygen masks fall down you have to put YOURS on first before your kids.
@DrToriOlds
@DrToriOlds 2 года назад
Exactly!! Yes, if we worked so hard to get in a grounded, clearheaded, compassionate space...why not use it to do our own healing work first?? Thank you for the comment ;)
@thunderpooch
@thunderpooch Год назад
​@Dr. Tori Olds could it be that some people are just dysfunctional and deficient? What if their parents were truly amazing?
@MattCurney
@MattCurney 2 года назад
I can’t believe these videos are free.
@DrToriOlds
@DrToriOlds 2 года назад
Thanks Matt!! I appreciate your watching and commenting on my videos! ;)
@Benditalocuraporlulalo
@Benditalocuraporlulalo 9 дней назад
same here! in complete aw!
@allyson--
@allyson-- 2 года назад
Too many parts, so little time!
@kagame6524
@kagame6524 23 дня назад
Underrated comment 😂
@sokolgashi8059
@sokolgashi8059 2 года назад
Such a clear explanation. And i feel you invented ' psychological muscle memory'. Thank you so much!
@yeniferlopez3
@yeniferlopez3 2 года назад
Im a trainee preparing for a client and this was so unbelievably helpful. Thank you for breaking it down like this. I LOVE IFS and that’s partly because of you!!
@DrToriOlds
@DrToriOlds 2 года назад
Oh, you're so welcome! Thanks for the kind comment! ;)
@leeboriack8054
@leeboriack8054 Год назад
You have done a wonderful job of making IFS therapy understandable. Bravo!
@solocede
@solocede 6 месяцев назад
You are a True Life Saver, love and respect for your work. God bless you.
@lkat369
@lkat369 Год назад
Learned this technique from the book and it changed my life in very short time
@4465Vman
@4465Vman Год назад
im looking for an IFS therapist in bosotn area
@BharatSingh-il6jh
@BharatSingh-il6jh Месяц назад
Did you have complex trauma cptsd or just normal ptsd?
@lkat369
@lkat369 22 дня назад
@@BharatSingh-il6jh CPTSD
@evatackett321
@evatackett321 3 месяца назад
I had to pause at 4:14 cause that was such a gut punch to my inner child. That "part" of me; the little girl who is so scared and alone, needs just as much attention and care today as she did in 1987. OK aaaand hitting play...😊
@PropheticCoachTheresa
@PropheticCoachTheresa 2 года назад
Very cool. I'm an advanced manual therapist in practice since 1995, working now primarily using a Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy approach with a polyvagal/trauma informed focus. Just heard about IFS about a week ago and have been deep diving into content, ordered Richard Scwartz's books and have used the method with myself, a client, my sister and a friend as I've learned it so far. WOW. It seamlessly works with the somatic component of trauma therapy through the polyvagal lense and what I'm finding is that each of our parts literally has it's own neuro-endocrine physiology that lives in our body as well. The science of mind in the body is fascinating as well!! Thanks so much for sharing this!
@ASMRPolyglot
@ASMRPolyglot 11 месяцев назад
This is the combo working for me too. (CPTSD)
@princessbones
@princessbones 2 года назад
i rlly love ur gentle teaching! it makes me feel safe to look at my issues without feeling on defense or being defeated abt my many imperfections.😭i feel so lucky bc im rlly seeing the power that the simple shift of perspective has in real self-improvement💕💖
@DrToriOlds
@DrToriOlds 2 года назад
Yes...so simple and yet so profound!! Thanks for the lovely comment!
@shosha13
@shosha13 2 года назад
Yes! So true💚
@newts1964
@newts1964 2 года назад
is it working
@yiravarga
@yiravarga 2 года назад
A lot of the intonation through the word choice of describing IFS, from many sources in the community, implies that many parts, like protectors, are to some degree, aware and intentional about who and what they are. I hope people understand, it's quite commonly not what a real client might face. My very first part that I did IFS with, was a protector, but did not know it. She knew nothing, and intended nothing, even thought the technical stuff was still there, the protector themself, had no idea they even exist, no idea or conscious intention of what or why they were doing something. This protector technically stepped down once processing was done, but there were no "what are you protecting", or any awareness that the technical thing took place. The vulnerable aspect, showed up, as some argument to what we were just talking about, kind of like, "yeah, but now what if...", instead of being a clear demonstrated process. IFS is very complex, and the "interface", or "end user" experience is quite a bit different sometimes, a little harder to read and identify parts, than someone might expect! A part can come up, literally mid sentence, and as the part you think you're talking to (no switch, no new form, really really not obvious!).
@DrToriOlds
@DrToriOlds 2 года назад
Yeah, the point your making here, about the complexity and also individuality of how people interface with and experience their own mind is really on point. Even the idea of a 'part' of course is a little reductionistic (even though often we have to simplify reality to usefully engage in it), because there are all sort of 'neural nets' processing tons of information and at play at any second...and so it really is a subtle and interwoven and complex domain. So it makes sense that different people might experience (or even get benefit from) the idea of parts very differently. Thanks for making this point...
@dauntlessminds
@dauntlessminds Год назад
I have started creating videos around this topic recently, but I love the fresh angle Dr. Tori is taking, it's so organic and inspiring. ❤
@TheBlacksheepbabe
@TheBlacksheepbabe Год назад
My 14 year old self is really struggling. I’m doing parts work and she needs the most work
@kimlec3592
@kimlec3592 2 года назад
Thank God for younger people like you who are using this modality.
@anurbangroove2874
@anurbangroove2874 Год назад
'The survival strategy of a 6 year old.'.... so clear.... so true.... thank u xxx
@MS-zb6gr
@MS-zb6gr 2 года назад
This video inspired me a great insight ! It’s like the protectors have been waiting all the time for Self to step in for them to relax and integrate to the wholeness of Self. Dr Tori why not create a video of Self extending compassion to parts etc so that integration can happen (?) thanks !
@DrToriOlds
@DrToriOlds 2 года назад
Glad to hear it! Hopefully this video will help with what you are looking for: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Oy6lM8W363Q.html
@maydavalle
@maydavalle 2 года назад
💗 always wondering about the part of me at six years old and what she strategized to survive Some part of me is holding me back😞 emotions & behaviors…as a muscle reflex Thank you for this video Only heard of IFS once before
@Cheryl_Frazier
@Cheryl_Frazier Год назад
I LOVE IFS - it feels more helpful than other methods. My question is - if I never learned how to react/process something in a healthy way - how can I become my own healer later on? Yes, I can definitely be compassionate to that 6 year old who was exposed to pornographic images, and that 14 year old pre pubescent girl who witnessed a guy RIGHT next to her having sex with her friend while looking into HER horrified eyes with a twisted smile. BUT. . although my adult self can be compassionate, which is helpful, I don't know what to say or do to help my child self heal/process so my adult self doesn't FREAK OUT every time sex and nudity pop up on TV.
@ableanswer4226
@ableanswer4226 2 года назад
Your work is ahead of it's time. It is very concise and clear with short, simple spaces. How can I learn more about your next live stream schedule?
@DrToriOlds
@DrToriOlds 2 года назад
Oh, that's great to hear! Thank you Able! I'm really trying to get more content recorded so I can get on some sort of regular live stream schedule or something...so it's definitely my intention to have more engagement on youtube...but might be a few months out! Sorry!!
@ableanswer4226
@ableanswer4226 2 года назад
Thanks for responding Tori. I have watched 1 live stream. Any idea on when the next one may be coming?
@paulw.gerzon1330
@paulw.gerzon1330 Год назад
I love IFS. You have given a tremendously intelligent and clear description here! Well done! Very helpful, and a great video to which I can send people unfamiliar with the concepts! "If you've ever been human before" is a good line, too. Thank you!
@connorm1817
@connorm1817 Год назад
Your channel is so awesome. Very informative and explained well. Of course, you don't need me to tell you this - but thank you. Sharing this information can be a very helpful thing for a generation who are so self-aware and seemingly desperate for "self-help". The cool thing about IFS, and this might shock some getting into it, is that there are more than one "selfs" to help! There are many!
@Hyumanity
@Hyumanity 6 месяцев назад
My goodness, I'm getting goosebumps from resonance and excitement. Thank you!
@AB.926
@AB.926 Год назад
Dear Tori, if it wasn’t for you I would have never gotten into IFS, I have been fearing it for years and now I can finally see the different parts in me and also had a conversation with one of them yesterday and feel so much lighter. You are doing god’s work, thank you so much
@kimlec3592
@kimlec3592 2 года назад
You are such a brilliant observationist.. listening & observing & accommodating the parts or selves is the way to help yourself.
@riceexperiment
@riceexperiment 2 года назад
12:25 sounds like you're describing the immune system, the balance, yin-yang.
@DrToriOlds
@DrToriOlds 2 года назад
Interesting point!
@alivanz
@alivanz Год назад
This content was so helpful and as mentioned clear. You have a gift for teaching IFS and I look forward to becoming more integrated!!! Thank you!
@Drd7682
@Drd7682 Год назад
I really really like your soothing voice & great way of explaining this. Lovely video.
@pamstoddard6625
@pamstoddard6625 11 месяцев назад
SO appreciate how you explain IFS Tori! 🙏 Very clear and comprehensive. 🤓
@justanotherfan18
@justanotherfan18 9 месяцев назад
So if as a child, i was driven, into running, perfectionist, organized, etc ...that was all parts to deal with trauma from age 5 to 18....when now as an adult i seem, unable to decide what i want to do with my life, not interested in running or really working out, not driven, actually a bit lazy and tired. So were is my adult? Im 49. I can take care of my kids, 16 and 22...i can do some adult tasks etc...however internally im so lost...I have DID and CPTSD...
@davidslchan
@davidslchan Год назад
On the one hand, I unfortunately knew a person whose protector had been fed and strengthened for so long that the coping mechanism engulfed the person, that she has no stable personality left. That's the extreme I saw. OTOH, your content is much more practical than most theorists and therapists who tell the listener that they have to do shadow work or meditation for the lifetime. Who would carry out such methods to know if they worked at the end of one's life?
@curiousgeorge7073
@curiousgeorge7073 9 месяцев назад
I learned sooo much from Richard Schwartz, and pay homage to him for developing IFS. And you as well, Dr. Tori, deserve a great deal of praise for the way you packaged this information in both a highly creative and learnable way !
@franceslock1662
@franceslock1662 3 месяца назад
I see that you’re also making a connection with the old child/parent/adult model of transactional analysis. Often these protective parts develop in early childhood. They can also develop in the teens and during adulthood. When developed during adulthood they would be adults. Then they are the age they were at inception. I think of teen survivors of incest, women survivors of DV, survivors of war, and soldiers after deployment.
@caitlynproctor7661
@caitlynproctor7661 2 года назад
Love these videos! I’m wondering how this looks in session/how to apply in session? Role play videos or recorded sessions available?
@dartcree8185
@dartcree8185 2 года назад
Agree. Need to see this in action. This could be a combination of role play based on tapes of sessions, or on actual sessions with lighting to hide the identity of the patient, and with the patient's consent of course.
@catalystcomet
@catalystcomet 4 месяца назад
Well, I mean unless you come across a part that is apparently bad, in which case they say it's not the person but an "unattached burden". Hearing from my therapist that they basically think, in accordance with IFS, that they think I have a spiritual entity that attached itself to me during times of trauma, was the biggest freaking slap in the face. I cannot believe this garbage. IFS is using the same model that has been used by many people that have come before. It's not new they just decided to package it and charge ridiculous amounts of money to get certified.
@kinglion5435
@kinglion5435 Год назад
I say again when I hear others speak on this topic I recoiled. It seems as though they were promoting some type of mental disorder. With Dr.Olds explicit and engaging presentation it suddenly seems as something I can try without becoming loopy
@alandry6872
@alandry6872 Год назад
So glad to have found your videos. They explain IFS way better than any others I've seen. Thank you
@1elitegeek
@1elitegeek Год назад
Thank you so much, currently trying to do IFS on my own and I come back to your wonderful videos to help me grasp these concepts
@catherinerobertson
@catherinerobertson 14 дней назад
This was wonderful, and I love your gentle and kind delivery. Thank you 🙏
@kevin71127
@kevin71127 5 месяцев назад
does IFS work for those with preverbal or infancy trauma?
@hmsbeckett
@hmsbeckett Год назад
So helpful, and clearly explained. Thank you Tori for your light, kind approach.
@spruce-ow2iz
@spruce-ow2iz 27 дней назад
Interesting. So the first thing to do to a part is to listen to it, get to know it. I struggle to get my parts to respond back to me, or maybe they are responding but it’s very subtle?
@scottmcelroy2322
@scottmcelroy2322 2 года назад
Appreciate you, Dr. Olds.
@DrToriOlds
@DrToriOlds 2 года назад
Thanks Scott!! I appreciate YOU! :)
@lorihigley3288
@lorihigley3288 Месяц назад
This is so well done, thank you, can you share the music name that you used at the end, so very tranquil.
@martialmusic
@martialmusic Год назад
I hope you will make more videos. You are good. (Fellow psychologist)
@kaivonmassenbach4357
@kaivonmassenbach4357 Год назад
I have known this thing with the inner child for a long time - but i never heard it being explained so easy and understandable! Thank you for the effort!
@Kuutamo73
@Kuutamo73 10 месяцев назад
I find it hard to visualise in my mind's eye my protectors. I need to in order to relate to them. Who do they usually look like?
@BF-non
@BF-non 22 дня назад
"whatever" is your favorite word lol. Love the content
@saadiazahra4303
@saadiazahra4303 Год назад
Very well articulated.Thankyou.
@discover.yourjoy
@discover.yourjoy Год назад
These videos are beautifully put together. I'm new to IFS, but I'm so happy to have landed here first. You are very clear and down to earth. Thank you!
@Ruebenjohn8867
@Ruebenjohn8867 Год назад
Hello how are you doing today?
@auneeahaque6520
@auneeahaque6520 23 дня назад
You explained it beautifully! Lots of love to you.
@dartcree8185
@dartcree8185 2 года назад
Description of parts with it knowing only what is in the net 3:08. I'm skeptical about this. The net is connected to the rest of our brain, and so has some communication with the rest of it. But it's limited in some way. I suspect there are parts and their are Parts. There is a full range of parts going from simple memory bundles of traumatic experiences to full blown alters in DID. So parts can fall into levels of ability: = Replay machines. Trigger => replay an event, somatic experience, emotional reaction. This is the mechanism behind flashbacks. = Reaction parts. Trigger => activate survival machien. E.g. loud noise, dive for cover. Mom's voice => fawn. These parts are aware of the current environment, and can make some decisions as to what to say, and how to say it. = Player parts. These are like characters in a play. They have a role, and can deal with new situations, but have limited scope of action. I think that Protectors and Gatekeepers are player parts. Player parts have only limited awareness of other parts, except as they interact when multiple parts are activiated. I think my teen parts are aware of each other, and my 8 yr olds are aware, but neither group interacts in any meaningful way with the other group. = Stars. Carrying the character a step further. Stars have clear agency. They can make decisions, and are fully aware of other parts. Alters in DID are definitely Stars. This may need to be fleshed out some. May need to distinguish more types. * Parts are often unaware that time has passed. But if you tell them, they can learn that time has passed. Fisher talks about his a lot, but fails to mention that you often have to tell them many times if they are a simple part. * But my parts seem to have access to more recent events than their formation time. On occasion I have deliberately blended with parts to deal with a particular situation. E.g. I tend to be a people pleaser. But I needed to fire my therapist for making me do stuff that was only getting me more upset, and wasn't moving me forward. (He was dismissive of my parts, figured all I needed was a course of CPT, and was surprised when 10 of the 50 worksheets I turned of the events I described were him.) Anyway, I knew that I I went in as Me, I would be my usual meek sucky self. So on the drive in, I asked Rebel (15 year teen -- bundle of unfocused silent anger) and Slipstick (Similar age, geeky sarcastic nerd who is really good at pushing people away) to help. These parts clearly had access to current state. I think that parts therapy is missing a bet here. In IFS, and simiarly in Janina Fisher's approach, there is constant talk of unblending. But there is much merit in partial blending. And dealing with situations as a combination of the the learned pattern response, mediated with more conscious control has multiple benefits: A: It gives the part experience in the current "I am here, this is now" fostering reconnection with Me. B: It means that my Self can use the Part's particular approach as a tool, but perhaps with more generalization. I'm fortunate, that my parts don't hijack me. Even very well blended, I'm still aware as Me. So this may not help with other survivors until they are good at dual awareness, and can keep some of themselves in Here/Now.
@thenellierose
@thenellierose 2 года назад
I really appreciated reading this and, in particular, your sharing about the positive aspects of blending. This has been one of my obstacles in fully embracing IFS. (It's fine because I don't really ever fully adopt anything but it does trip me up when I do try to dig deeper. It's off-putting.) There seems to be a hierarchy created where the "Self" is superior to these other parts and the goal is almost to convince them that they're not needed when, in fact, I have found them to be a great resource and to constantly push them aside feels completely wrong. As someone who has been hijacked by my parts in triggering situations (and only recently "discovered" this), it seems even more vital to be able to validate, access and call upon them so that I retain that blendedness that includes my "Self." In fact, the more I'm in communication with them, the more I'm aware of their need to be included in my definition of Self as well as my need for them in order to be a whole, genuine, and dynamic "Self." My periodic interest in delving further into IFS since I first came to know of it has actually been in the hope that this was the ultimate goal but it never quite feels that way.
@anjathiele4127
@anjathiele4127 Год назад
For me, I thought about my final aim doing all this. Most of all I‘m searching for real Freedom. I used to get hijacked by old traumatised fear feelings/ parts and wanted to end this. Another part acted like a protector and was highly perfectionist-like, putting me under A LOT of pressure, compensating for little self esteem. Other parts were fighting each other causing a lot of confusion. When I found them all, talked to each one, even found quite a few child states/ parts, it was so much better and peaceful! I would totally support blending and would for example never leave my child alone in a safe room. It was good to have it there when I worked with my Trauma. But later I realized that my child didn‘t want to stay there! I follow my very own instincts here. And I realized that my parts want to be together!!! For me my current best aim is: find all troubled and protected parts and heal them and take care of them. All parts should like and respect all other parts, which includes a lot of inner work and talking, bringing pairs of parts together and check how they feel towards each other. They really should know each others strengths and weaknesses. And every one should respect all the others. Even seemingly weak parts do have great qualities, like empathy or deep thought or sensitivity, took me a long time to like that. After a while they literally formed like a circle, looking at each other, knowing everyone, and really promising each other Support. Yes, sometimes they still quarrel… . And they can grow together and share Information. I think the best thing is that I have a full range of behaviour Choices. Protectors still act as protectors, but for the best of the whole community, which often means adapting for them. Discipline for example ALSO got the new job not just to work, but to check with energy levels and take care of getting enough rest or play time for children parts and in the end to take disciplined care for energy for everyone 😀 For example: when I play improvised theater my child comes out with so many colorful associations and non-linear thinking. I always get asked how I get so many ideas. When I need to do bookkeeping for my business I need my queen, her endless discipline and checking everything three times. Sometimes I need to defend myself, I let my pirate do this. Lately and to my own surprise, queen and pirate fused together! Their images connected, now the queen has a pirate hat and looks somewhat wilder than before !! Wonder what that means to my future behaviour in the outside world…. Lately I am looking for and collecting maternal energy and behavior cause my child states were looking for more of that. I asked around with the higher-self-ever-compassionate-watcher energy who wanted to learn that. To my own surprise, pirate-queen is now doing that! She was always my main and biggest part. I wonder, when I get my children parented well enough in the future and will be ready to mourn trough some pain from my past - an ongoing but healthy-feeling process- will they grow up inside? I don‘t think so. I think they will become wild and free and happy and even sometimes roll around inner (and outer!) lawns and fly together on my Pegasus. Together with queen. Yeah, sounds strange, but that is my inner picture for life energy itself. GREAT part, that one, look out for it 😊👌 Found it in a phase of deep Depression tethered in a very narrow stable and freed it. It literally got me from quite the depression to childlike joy in a few weeks back then. So who am I in all that? Well. Everything. The watcher. The parts. Their weaknesses and strengths. Wonder what happens next… Good energy to you all.
@dartcree8185
@dartcree8185 Год назад
@@thenellierose I hope that I don't lose my parts. If I can keep them around, I will never be lonely again.
@darinsmith2458
@darinsmith2458 2 года назад
I had my first IFS Therapy Session. I connected with my Dissociation part and I really like that part. After that session I really wanted to connect with the part of me that has the GI issues and the part of me that has the Headache issues but the more IFS videos I watch the more it sounds like other parts are preventing me from getting to those parts. Does that sound familiar?
@Grungefan2018
@Grungefan2018 Год назад
Oh wow I have the same major physical issues GI and migraine. They happen to be worse now and I feel miserable physically which makes it so damn hard to function and the older I get , will be 60 in a month well, it just scares the crap out of me cause I isolated as a coping mechanism among other things.
@darinsmith2458
@darinsmith2458 11 месяцев назад
@@Grungefan2018 Do certain things like stress cause them? Are they telling you something.. I recently moved to Denver and it sure seams like my GI is telling me how unstable this environment is..
@Unherd_Of
@Unherd_Of Год назад
I really enjoy watching you describe in fabulous detail how things reconnect back without your awareness. Becoming aware of the parts is now step one yo walking out. I have severe childhood trauma and all the parts want to leave.
@razmackenzie4186
@razmackenzie4186 4 месяца назад
This should be common knowledge. Learning with my holistic practitioner has literally changed my life. No bad parts by Richard Schwartz is an amazing book to help you heal
@iw9338
@iw9338 26 дней назад
Excellent thanks very much 😅
@Ciskuss
@Ciskuss 2 года назад
is this working only for trauma or all emotional/psychological problems?
@DrToriOlds
@DrToriOlds 2 года назад
All emotional or psychological difficulties! There isn't a hard-and-fast understanding of how what constitutes trauma (some people would say that any experience that leads to issues later could be thought of as a trauma). But in the mainstream thought--no, trauma would not be the only cause of difficulties (or the development of 'parts' / adaptations that protect us in some way). So yes, this work could really be applicable to any kind of stuck pattern of dynamic. Thanks for asking!
@Ciskuss
@Ciskuss 2 года назад
@@DrToriOlds thanks to you. I really appreciate your work :)
@dartcree8185
@dartcree8185 2 года назад
One psychologist commented, "If we understood all the ramifications of trauma, the rest of DSM V would fit on an index card."
@AshwinPraveen
@AshwinPraveen 6 месяцев назад
That’s the best analogy of awareness I’ve heard. “If someone put something really close to your face and asked you to watch it, you would naturally pull back to see it” wow. Also. You have a beautiful voice
@morpheus6972
@morpheus6972 2 года назад
Nailed it again, Doc! Many Thanks 🙏💙
@DrToriOlds
@DrToriOlds 2 года назад
Thanks so much!! Appreciate your consistent support ;)
@morpheus6972
@morpheus6972 2 года назад
@@DrToriOlds You're most welcome 🙏
@LaLumina
@LaLumina 8 месяцев назад
Just got an answer to a question i asked my Spirit yesterday:-).... when we moved to another country and some parts didn't felt safe my body changed. It became stronger and much more athletic without over training. I now get it why. The parts can change our body. How fascinating. Now let's hear them out how they really feel so that i can get in some old dresses again:-):-).Thank you.
@davidblack1353
@davidblack1353 2 года назад
Hi tori, thanks so much for this phenomenal series which has been life changing for me… a question that I’m struggling to find an answer to, relates to where the boundaries lie for different parts… for example, I have a part that says ‘oh no, I’m going to spiral down into despair’ and I assume the anxious feeling that comes with that is from that same part (?)… although there’s a sense that the anxious feeling could be coming from a deeper part that’s exhausted from the previous part always freaking out… if that makes sense? Almost like the anxious feelings that come alongside the ‘oh no part’ r actually anxiety from another part?.. I see a great therapist but struggling to explain to him so wondered if u had any thoughts? I guess my wider question is - r parts always a little bundle of thoughts/feelings and impulses, or can a part be just a thought or just a feeling which triggers some other part? Sorry for such a long message!
@kimlec3592
@kimlec3592 2 года назад
@ David Black : parts are our different personalities in our "internal family system". See also voice dialogue therapy & disowned selves. Hope you find this answer satisfies some curiosity.🍁🌻🦋
@sophiamosecoaching1784
@sophiamosecoaching1784 Год назад
David, you could ask the part in question whether it is holding the deep anxiety or whether that comes from a different part. Parts generally will give you the answer. One scenario could be that a protector is sending the message "Oh no(...)" because it notices an exiled part (underlying trauma wound or bruise) being triggered. The protector could fear that triggered emotion of the exile (younger you), and then could become anxious about it and send you messages or make you do things. Another scenario can be where two parts are polarised (opposite strategies, for instance), which causes anxiety and exhaustion for a third part. These are just examples. Other possibilities exist as well. Your own system has the answers! Good luck.
@davidblack1353
@davidblack1353 Год назад
@@sophiamosecoaching1784 that’s really helpful, thank you!
@Freyr94
@Freyr94 Год назад
thank you for the great video! I have a question though: how do you know that you are actually talking to a part and not just to your self (no pun intended) by just forcing yourself to something and thinking morethoughts. How does one know you are REALLY talking to a protector for example? I fear that one having a dialog with a part could just be imagined.
@remissao13
@remissao13 Год назад
Hi, Dr. Tori! I'm starting my Psychology degree and would like to learn the basics of neuroscience and behavior. I've already had a semester of neuroscience, but would like to go deepe into its relationship with Psychology. Could you recommend a good book/online course/textbook? Thanks thanks thanks!
@sharmaraygoldman9415
@sharmaraygoldman9415 6 месяцев назад
Wow...when covid happened my pelvis went into lockdown too. "forcing" me to unpack old worn out "clothing" that i wore. i realized many things about myself during this time. i am sill unpacking these things. My walking is affected by years of carrying around this heavy "baggage". It has been quite the journey. I would not say its a vacation, or perhaps it has been a vacation and the way i am looking or experiencing this vacation is one of Soul Play Not your "usual" kind of vacation i suppose Writing these words here i think has given me a new perspective on what this means. Thank you for this video as it is helpful in my feeling empowered in m y own healing journey.
@wkt2506
@wkt2506 Год назад
Its very interesting but this is my issue: Firstly this is only one *interpretation* of the human psyche, plus we all have *variations* in our interior experience which doesn't seem to be accounted for in the model. (In my experience it seems to be that some peoples parts are working more independently from each other where others are more integrated - I am thinking maybe peoples brain structures are literally different - in the sense of genetically rather than through life experience including trauma). Philosophy and various social sciences have been investigating and debating what is going on in different individuals interior experience for centuries. But the parts theory has come in and is taught by certain psychologists or psychiatrists as the truth about human experience with no further conversation allowed for. Especially Im concerned that patients are being taught this about themselves in isolation from the wider society being taught the same model. Obviously it very much depends on the clinician and the patient relationship and the circumstances, but eg.some of the 'patients' here on youtube seem to be leaning into this model in a way that becomes potentially performative which is worrying. The fact that the whole of psychological science is not yet working with this same model shows that it is a work in progress and it should be carefully presented as such to patients. Self discovery is so important and patients own ideas of their sense of self / selves / inner child etc, including sense of intergration / connection/ wholeness of internal experience for some people must be the basis for all therapy. How can therapists be flexible and adapt to the clients where they are thinking differently about themselves to the parts model? I have also had experience of a guy I knew who thought he knew better than a couple of his clients about their parts and ended up being quite unprofessional in how he handled that which brought up red flags for me. Just a note of caution but I still feel its really interesting work, thanks
@jessicagujral6109
@jessicagujral6109 Год назад
Hey! I had a question, You mentioned about Psychological muscle memory, we humans tend to behave a certain way because of this and we become adaptive, well can we say that this is similar to ego stories and dysfunction vagus nerve?
@farmcat6844
@farmcat6844 Год назад
Hi ..fashion query ! Where is the blouse from ? Really like it. Huge thanks for what you do ✨ I'm learning so many things that just make sense 🙏
@annapanke
@annapanke 8 месяцев назад
Thank you so much! You explained IFS in a great way! Awesome!!❤
@orangeziggy348
@orangeziggy348 5 месяцев назад
I appreciated the images you provided. I have been stuck blended with a part ever since I got ptsd. A few days ago I became slightly unblended from it and I felt like I could finally breathe naturally. It reblended again though.
@NoticeFeelBreathe
@NoticeFeelBreathe Год назад
AMFT in California here! Found your channel yesterday and appreciate how you explain things. You feel warm and kind and it is soothing/reassuring hearing your voice. :) Keep it up!
@SP-fk9vp
@SP-fk9vp Год назад
I don't have any protectors😢
@ValerieA-uo6jr
@ValerieA-uo6jr 4 месяца назад
You’re amazing and changing the trajectory of my life with these videos !
@citizenenak
@citizenenak Год назад
Most people are not aware of their own sense of aliveness. Oddly enough we are working with illusions we mistook for ourselves. We are not our thoughts, body etc. If we are our thoughts then which one are we? They come and go and the only thing we know is knowing most fundamentally. To start to see this then getting distance between what we mistook for us and knowing, we can more quickly unblend/dis identify the predicament in the moment at hand. Wonderful video, thx
@rossanaechevarria7858
@rossanaechevarria7858 Год назад
Helpful and very Claire! Congratulations!! Thank you!!
@prettyinbecky
@prettyinbecky Год назад
Hi how did you become an IFS therapist? I am trying to find my path there and looking for ways to do it. Thank you.
@Kelly-ih7vx
@Kelly-ih7vx Год назад
Hi there so in this video what I am hearing is you literally just say to yourself brain observe here?? Please clarify if this is all is needed to unblend because this is what I am struggling with thank you.
@theologytherapist
@theologytherapist Год назад
This video has been so helpful since understanding the function of different parts, like unblended and protectors, that have been hard for me to conceptualize. Thank you!
@Isildur94
@Isildur94 2 года назад
Hi Tori, I have a really hard time with this. I don't make any progress which makes me angry, frustrated and depressed. That only makes it harder to be compassionate towards myself. I don't work with a therapist because it's difficult for me to explain my problems and to show emotions. I don't know if she is familiar with IFS anyway. Do you have any suggestions how I can make progress? Thanks for the video!
@kimlec3592
@kimlec3592 2 года назад
@ Erik : maybe read or listen to a few IFS or calming prayers or meditations, here on RU-vid. Also peer support warm lines in the US are good. Here in Australia we have lifeline, which is 24 hours. Tel : 13 11 14. There is also men's line. Sometimes a real life conversation helps you scrape through another day. Too many are alone too much because of bad experiences. Also, local college may have free or low cost therapy (conversation) which may be another way to talk to someone for a short time. This world is not easy. Acknowledge your strength in persevering despite the hardship.
@dartcree8185
@dartcree8185 2 года назад
Two books helped me a lot: Janina Fisher's "Healing the Shattered Selves of Trauma Survivors" Her approach is a someone what simplified version of IFS. Brené Brown's "Daring Greatly" is about shame and vulnerability. This one is very good if you are a freeze/fawn /flee type, and shame is a big part of your problem.
@gillianm9367
@gillianm9367 2 года назад
@@dartcree8185 thanks for sharing 👍
@joolsjeffery3939
@joolsjeffery3939 11 месяцев назад
Have you heard of Misophonia.? Drink water please.
@markchristiansen9611
@markchristiansen9611 10 месяцев назад
This is a beautiful explanation of IFS and the best I've found so far. Thank you!
@k-lab3824
@k-lab3824 Год назад
Are the ads really necessary!! Also really hard to observe self in the moment when you brain has been patterned for dysregulation.
@friendsofthepygmies3932
@friendsofthepygmies3932 Месяц назад
No bad parts? What about UBs
@karastella3384
@karastella3384 2 года назад
I was so delighted to see you have a short video of Deaf people and I am wondering if you work with Deaf clients and if you sign yourself. Thanks.
@MichaelMalinowski-c8v
@MichaelMalinowski-c8v Год назад
I was nolonger going to become an adult when I turned 7. That's when I first became aware of harm in the world
@PreciselyDani
@PreciselyDani 2 месяца назад
I don't have anything original to say other than thank you. Just starting on this IFS journey.
@tbeshers
@tbeshers 2 года назад
Thank you so much for producing these videos. Is it really helping me understand IFS in my own therapy work.
@dauntlessminds
@dauntlessminds Год назад
Here is the good, the bad and the ugly of how our parts manifest ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qOFaYsno8zE.html
@donwalker117
@donwalker117 5 месяцев назад
Love this perspective. Its so helpful. Thank you
@tulyanond
@tulyanond 8 месяцев назад
Thank you, your videos are truly a gift to society🙏🙂
@ahousat
@ahousat Год назад
I"ve watched a few videos on this and this is one of the best ones I've seen, thank you. Anyone know the song at the very end?
@chrisdayley6228
@chrisdayley6228 Год назад
Absolutely amazing. Thank you.
@4465Vman
@4465Vman Год назад
Dr OLds any IFS therapists in Boston area???
@morushdi8076
@morushdi8076 5 месяцев назад
I cant thank you enough. Life changing moments of my life
@TheTrueMetis
@TheTrueMetis 3 месяца назад
After watching this I have realised that during my own self analysis over the last year a protector part has been stepping in the majority of the time.. I will try and figure out how to unblend from it.. Not sure how but thank you for giving me the knowledge to identify that 🙏 it's made me feel hopeful ❤
@DrToriOlds
@DrToriOlds Месяц назад
I'm really glad you found this helpful! It’s great that you’re gaining insights into your own process. Take your time, remember that progress is a journey. 💚
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