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Succoris Psychology

Therapeutic approach

IFS

Internal Family Systems

A compassionate model that helps you understand and integrate different parts of yourself.

Internal family systems (IFS) therapy at Succoris Psychology

Key information you should know

  • Understands the mind as made up of protective "parts" and a calmer core Self.
  • Helpful for trauma, inner conflict, shame, and harsh self-criticism.
  • Emphasises curiosity and compassion rather than fighting your inner experience.

Internal Family Systems (IFS) understands the mind as made up of different "parts," each with its own feelings, beliefs, and protective roles. The approach helps you build a compassionate relationship with these parts and access your core Self.

IFS can be especially helpful for complex trauma, inner conflict, shame, and harsh self-criticism. The stance is curious and non-judgmental rather than trying to override or silence parts of you.

Succoris clinicians use IFS where it fits your goals, often alongside other evidence-based methods.

Unsure which approach is right for you?

Our team will help you find a psychologist and approach that fits your situation. You can browse clinicians who use IFS, book online, or contact us for a confidential discussion.