“Tiny Spiritual Practices”: mini-rituals and practices for calming your mind and body, by Barbara Beizer
Image: Internal Family Systems Institute Website IFS was developed in the 1980s by family therapist Richard Schwartz, Ph.D., when he noticed eating disorder patients were referring to the relationship between different parts of themselves in ways that mirrored how families organize themselves in systems thinking. He built the IFS model based upon his success applying read more
“Exploring the Inner Addict in the Time of COVID: Addiction, Spirituality and Internal Family Systems” The Psychotherapy and Spirituality Institute (PSI) is thrilled to welcome one of the leading contributors to the field of psychotherapy today, Richard Schwartz, PhD, as this year’s keynote speaker for its annual conference, “Exploring the Inner Addict in the Time read more
Have you ever noticed that the same type of person keeps showing up in your life and pushing all of your buttons? Why do these individuals and situations keep appearing in the storyline of your life? Is it just to senselessly aggravate you? If you answered “yes,” you may feel like a victim, and that read more
How do we listen to God’s invitation to each of us? What are we supposed to be doing right now? How can we figure out what’s next in our lives? The Rev. Sarah McCaslin from the Psychotherapy & Spirituality Institute returns to continue our conversation about discernment and how we listen to the Spirit’s movement read more
