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Interested in the next, spiritual level of this conversation? We are excited to share on our channel a groundbreaking interview with Dick, with the below description. In this fascinating conversation, Dick discusses for one of the first times the spiritual implications of working with parts of self. In line with many traditions of the ancient world, we appear to have many parts that we are not consciously aware of. Though most of those parts belong to us, and are best integrated and healed, some parts do not. It is these that need to be removed, and their apparent sentient nature shakes up much of what current, scientific psychology is willing to see and accept. No matter what your views, you will be fascinated by Dick’s honest report of his decades of experience working first-hand at the crossroads of psychology and spirituality. Clinical evidence has shown that IFS works, and it is one of the most widely trained psychotherapy interventions today. We cannot, then, easily dismiss Dick’s wealth of clinical experience. The implications of this conversation are immense and only beginning to be understood. Deep gratitude to both Dick and his guides for their willingness and clarity in giving this thirsted-for guidance to the psychedelic provider community.

WHat do you do if it doesn't work? I've done 7/8 different therapies and they've all made me worse I admit i haven't done ifs but i'm cautious of trying something else

I love this doctor. I feel like it's my ideal friend and therapist. Unluckily I don't manage English language very well.😢

IFS is definitely one of the most important innovations in clinical psychology of the 21st century

Very interesting and something I wish I had come across many years ago. I'm about to read Dr Schwartz's book and will apply my learnings to my help my own children navigate what is looking to be a very uncertain and tricky future. Cheers from Sydney - Dave

Thank you Ann. These two books have also influenced me, as I connected with them during the pandemic. Thank you for bringing this to IFS

ty Jane’s dad from Breaking Bad very informative :)

"Collective" legacy burdens as a teen makes so much sense! Thanks for coming up with it!

Absolutely true.

Spot on Spot on Spot on!! Excellent

4:55 I hate meditations with ads half way through...

Wow! Fantastic & very informative session - many thanks for the upload. Although I am a bit curious of where the Part got the belief that being a bus driver was connected with being lazy - a bus driver is an important role,, and has a lot of responsibility, you have to be present, and are responsible for the safety of many passengers, and other road users. If it weren't for bus drivers countless people would be unable to get to work, of visit their friends and relatives, and the already over choked roads would become even more busy and gridlocked with cars. Bus drivers, I believe are heroes!

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Thanks to Ty for letting us see this- helps me as a helper 💕

✅ so good

Thank you for the video.

This was profoundly helpful for me. Thank you.

Thanks to the 2 of you for this video!!

Love Dick Schwartz. 💜

Genius❤

Thanks you Dick. Such beautiful spaciousness. 🥰

What I find interesting as I am sharing about my own diagnosis, and also your work, those who saw your presentation, only remember you saying Self is Autistic in Autistic people..there is the unconscious bias. So clearly

I just have one part that says "this sounds like BS". I don't get how people "discover" these parts.

Thanks, Ty and Dr. Scheatz.

Thanks so much Sarah. I am 62, IFS Practitioner. Now I understand why in some areas IFS therapy didn't help. So much, including feeling the feelings of others, which is great in my work, too much in the world. Especially when people are saying things that is different from what they feel...

Wow . What an intelligent man you are Ty. For me, this is the best, most clear demo. I commend your willingness & commitment. Bravo ! Keep up the amazing work , you’re making great strides in just one session. Truly inspirational 👍🏼

Can anybody tell me why people with certain diagnoses are excluded from getting therapy/help for there eating disorder … ADHD for example?

Thank you for your work Dick

Thank you!!

Really impressed with Ty and his insights...wow! Thank you!

Bravo, Ty!! This is beautiful work, and so helpful to see it demonstrated after hearing about this type of therapy and how it works. Thank you for being willing to let Dr. Schwartz record your session for us to see!❤

Really appreciate this guy volunteering this session! Thank you!

Parts. And they’re all good. Sounds like some dang new age stuff. 😂 I’m so grateful to be in this space. 🙏💕

It’s interesting that this approach emerged from how people actually speak. “One part of me thinks that…”, etc. Who says, “My superego thinks….”?

Beautiful process. I'm actually moved and excited by this type of therapy

Amazing result with this system.

Way way back when….i asked a counselor I trust n worked with If..well I will say Thank You .A happy surprise, validation all these years later. Thank you 🪶

This is great. I can really relate to this. Thank you so much!

The Buddha statue hints at what all this comes from.

No one is _born_ with parts. Our environment shapes us, including our personality. Tabula Rasa. Schwartz is obsessed with talking about "parts" as if it is a discovery! Dr Gabor Maté is way ahead of this guy, but I accept that some need to start somewhere.

Thank you.

Thank you, Richard.

Brilliant. This kind of courageous sharing of vulnerability while working through personal challenges is priceless. Thank you so much!

"are there any vulnerabilities starting to show up?" *Loud ad plays*

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Why so execively sentimental? Is it an American thing? Almost like theyre trying for applause

I love Internal Family Systems Modality - The only alteration I have had to make through my own experimentation is that parts cannot blend with Self, I am always Self sometimes identified with a part - this perspective is far more empowering for me and the idea of blending wasn't reflective of my own experience.