And a psychedelic session can expedite that pretty easily, it seems.” “There are times where you just can’t convince these protective parts to let us get to an exile and heal it. And that felt very validating to me, like I had just stumbled onto a process that people naturally do once they access enough Self.”
“, 80% would start working with parts spontaneously. He also talks about the importance of preparation and facilitators knowing their own parts his psychedelic history and why he’s no longer afraid of death what he strives for in integration work the 5 Ps facilitators need Sandra Watanabe’s concept of a “cast of characters” soul retrieval starling murmuration and the Pixar movie, “Inside Out.” Notable Quotes He believes that the different parts of the mind each have valuable qualities and resources, and psychedelics (and other non-ordinary states of consciousness) can help to re-harmonize the damaged parts, therefore allowing the Self to do its job as the inner healer.
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If you aren’t familiar with the Internal Family Systems model, this podcast serves as a great introduction, as Schwartz discusses how it came about and what it entails how he views the Self how IFS relates to the body exiles, managers, and firefighters the 8 Cs of self-leadership qualities how to address the actions of one’s different parts and how often people in psychedelic-assisted therapy sessions find themselves naturally thinking within the IFC framework. In this episode of Vital Psychedelic Conversations, Kyle and David interview the author of No Bad Parts: Healing Trauma and Restoring Wholeness with the Internal Family Systems Model, and the creator of the IFS model itself: Dr.
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