
Produced by Paul Kist
We all have parts of ourselves we'd rather not acknowledge – our shadow self. In this episode, we explore Internal Family Systems (IFS), a transformative approach to understanding the multiple aspects of our psyche, with relationship coach Ryan Ginn. Through personal stories and a powerful live demonstration, we discover how befriending even our most difficult parts can lead to healing and integration.
What You'll Learn
- What Internal Family Systems therapy is and how it views our mind as naturally "multiple"
- How to identify and work with your "protector," "manager," and "firefighter" parts
- Why suppressing parts of yourself often leads to those aspects becoming stronger
- How to befriend the parts of yourself you've relegated to the shadows
- A practical approach to working with addictive behaviors by creating internal dialogue
- Why shame often intensifies addictive patterns and how IFS offers a different path
Guest Bio
Ryan Ginn is a relationship educator and coach who specializes in Internal Family Systems therapy. With years of experience helping individuals understand their inner parts, Ryan brings a compassionate approach to shadow work that emphasizes integration rather than suppression.
Resources Mentioned
- IFS Institute | https://ifs-institute.com
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