Internal Family Systems (IFS), Neuroplasticity and Attachment with Dr. Frank Anderson – REPLAY (214)

by | Sep 12, 2023 | Episodes, Guest Interviews, IFS, Internal Family Systems, Neuroscience, Personal Growth, Therapy, Trauma | 0 comments

Show Notes

Weave together psycho-pharmacology, trauma, neuroscience, attachment, and internal family systems on this refresher episode with Dr. Frank Anderson and co-host Sue Marriott.

Resources for IFS – Ep 214 

Frank Anderson's Website

IFS Group Consultation Course – Training Opportunities

Webinars on Various Topics – Training Opportunities

The Arc of Healing Trauma – Frank Anderson's Online Course

“Internal Family Systems: Skills Training Manual” – Skills Traning Manual

Frank Anderson's Most Recent Book

Check out our original show notes for this IFS episode, here!

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