Feeling Isolated without an IFS Therapist Community? You’re Not Alone.

Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy is beautiful, transformative work. But it can also feel lonely.

We’re offering understanding to protectors, witnessing exiles, and offering deep compassion to our clients… but who’s supporting us as we explore our own systems?

For myself, I find that I am a better therapist, more engaged with clients, and have increased energy and focus in my work when I am in a community with other therapists. Our jobs can be very isolating, and it is important to find your connection.

Whether you’re newly integrating IFS into your therapy practice or have been using it for years, having a professional community is essential for your growth, resilience, and long-term sustainability as a clinician.

Let’s talk about why—and how to find the right IFS community for you.

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Why IFS Therapist Community Matters

Here’s the truth: you don’t need another training that leaves you on your own afterward. You need spaces where you can:

• Consult on complex cases involving protectors, exiles, and trauma systems
• Ask “Am I doing this right?” and get meaningful feedback
• Practice IFS skills with peers in a supportive, non-judgmental setting where it is safe to make mistakes
• Stay connected to your own Self energy by being in relationships that support it
• Combat isolation and burnout by being part of something bigger

Therapists who have a trusted IFS therapist community grow their skills faster, gain confidence, and stay more connected to their why – a major antidote to burnout.

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Tell Me What You Need in your IFS Therapist Community

I’m creating more opportunities for connection, growth, and skill-building in the IFS world—and I want to make sure they actually serve YOU.

👉 Take this 2-minute survey to share what would support you most right now.

Are you looking for advanced IFS training? Trauma-focused consultation? A space to build confidence with complex systems? Let me know—and help shape what comes next.

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Upcoming IFS Events for Therapists

If you’re looking to deepen your practice or find community, here are a few offerings that may be just what you need:

🌱 Intro to IFS Workshop (Online)

Tuesday, July 30 | 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. CST
Start or refresh your understanding of the IFS model in a practical, therapist-focused setting.

🌿 Intermediate IFS Workshop: Trauma Focus (Online)

Thursday, July 18 | 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. CST
Build confidence in applying IFS with traumatized systems and deeply wounded exiles.

🌀 Drop-In IFS Consultation Group (Online)

Tuesday, June 25 | 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. CST
Bring your clinical questions or tough cases. Small group, big insight.

🛠️ IFS Skills Group (Online)

Wednesdays: July 2, 9, 16 | 12:00 – 1:30 p.m. CST
A 3-week group focused on building confidence and deepening clinical application. Limited to 5 participants.

🤝 IFS Networking for Therapists

Casual, connection-focused gatherings—free to join!

• August 1 (online)
• September 5 (in-person, Flower Mound, TX)
• October 3 (online)
• November 7 (in-person, Flower Mound, TX)
• December 5 (online)

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Looking for IFS Therapist Community in Texas or Online?

Whether you’re in the north Texas area or joining virtually from anywhere, you’re welcome here.

If you’re a therapist who’s ready to go deeper in your IFS work, build community, and invest in your own professional development—you’ve found your people.

✨ Click here to view all upcoming IFS training and consultation options.

And don’t forget to take the survey to share your needs—I’d love to hear from you.

Warmly,
Laura Beaver, LCSW
IFS & EMDR Therapist | Educator | Community Builder

https://couragecommunity.co