Integrating IFS Practices in Coaching with Richard Tashma

The Mindful Coach Podcast

There is a core wisdom within us, always accessible, that knows how to heal and interact in the world. - Richard Tashma

Welcome to a great conversation with Richard Tashma, an IFS-inspired coach and founding member of The Mindful Coach Association.

An expert in Internal Family Systems (IFS), Richard and Brett explore the integration of IFS principles into coaching. Tashma shares his journey with IFS and how IFS can be beneficial for coaches in understanding their clients' internal landscapes.

The conversation includes an overview of the notion of "parts" within ourselves, such as protectors and exiled parts, and their impact on personal growth and relationships. Tashma explains the goal of IFS, which is to bring the core self and self-energy to the scene to heal the wounded parts. The episode also addresses the difference between coaching and therapy, with Tashma highlighting the importance of recognizing when a more therapeutic approach may be necessary. Overall, this episode offers valuable insights into the integration of IFS into coaching and provides a pathway for coaches to enhance their understanding and support their clients' growth and healing.

You can reach Richard from his Linked In profile and https://www.rockymountaincalm.org/

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