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Self-thérapie: Développez votre Self leadership pour guérir et harmoniser votre monde intérieur grâce à l'IFS, une approche novatrice en psychologie. (Collection ... Les Clés de l'IFS t. 1)
Avez-vous une voix dans votre tête qui vous dit que vous n’êtes pas assez bon, ou que ce n’est même pas la peine d’essayer puisque vous allez échouer de toute façon ? Rassurez-vous, du point de vue de l’ IFS ce n’est pas toute la vérité sur vous : c’est juste une partie de vous qui dit cela. Comme la partie de vous qui se présente au bureau et essaie de faire du bon travail est différente de la partie de vous qui élève vos enfants ou écoute votre mère. Ce sont toutes des parties de nous : de petites "sous-personnalités" qui vivent dans notre tête, et semblent avoir leur propre esprit et leur propre vie… Elles nous structurent de façon plus ou moins équilibrée et saine.
Cet ouvrage présente une nouvelle façon de comprendre votre monde intérieur. Il s’appuie sur une forme puissante de psychothérapie systémique appelée thérapie du Système Familial Intérieur (IFS) , développée par le Dr Richard Schwartz dans les années 1980. Lorsque vous comprenez la composition de la psyché humaine du point de vue de l’IFS, que vous percevez comment les innombrables émotions, pensées, croyances limitantes, ou comportements parfois exagérés et répétitifs, structurent votre système psychique, cela vous ouvre une toute nouvelle voie pour résoudre vos difficultés psychologiques et relationnelles. Cette approche vous permet de trouver l’harmonie intérieure en faisant la connaissance de vos parties.
Le livre de Jay Earley fait de l’IFS une méthode facile à utiliser pour se familiariser avec soi-même et développer son Self leadership intérieur. C’est un outil de changement puissant et convivial — avec des exemples vécus, des exercices, et de nombreuses illustrations — qui vous permet de pratiquer seul, à deux, ou avec un professionnel. de l'IFS.
Ce livre est la traduction en français de la 2e édition de A Step-By-Step Guide to Creating Wholeness and Healing Your Inner Child Using IFS, publiée avec succès aux USA.
Cet ouvrage présente une nouvelle façon de comprendre votre monde intérieur. Il s’appuie sur une forme puissante de psychothérapie systémique appelée thérapie du Système Familial Intérieur (IFS) , développée par le Dr Richard Schwartz dans les années 1980. Lorsque vous comprenez la composition de la psyché humaine du point de vue de l’IFS, que vous percevez comment les innombrables émotions, pensées, croyances limitantes, ou comportements parfois exagérés et répétitifs, structurent votre système psychique, cela vous ouvre une toute nouvelle voie pour résoudre vos difficultés psychologiques et relationnelles. Cette approche vous permet de trouver l’harmonie intérieure en faisant la connaissance de vos parties.
Le livre de Jay Earley fait de l’IFS une méthode facile à utiliser pour se familiariser avec soi-même et développer son Self leadership intérieur. C’est un outil de changement puissant et convivial — avec des exemples vécus, des exercices, et de nombreuses illustrations — qui vous permet de pratiquer seul, à deux, ou avec un professionnel. de l'IFS.
Ce livre est la traduction en français de la 2e édition de A Step-By-Step Guide to Creating Wholeness and Healing Your Inner Child Using IFS, publiée avec succès aux USA.
496 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 28, 2022
About the author
Jay Earley
44 books80 followersJay Earley, Ph.D., is a transformational psychologist, group leader, psychotherapist, coach, author, teacher, and theorist.
Jay is trained in Internal Family Systems Therapy and assists with professional trainings in IFS. He leads IFS Classes for the general public which teach IFS as a practice for self-help and peer counseling. He is active in the IFS community and has presented a number of workshops at IFS annual conferences. He also teaches classes on Communication from the Heart, based on IFS, interactive groups, and the Pattern System.
He is nationally known for his innovation in the group psychotherapy field. His book, Interactive Group Therapy: Integrating Interpersonal, Action-Oriented, and Psychodynamic Approaches, Brunner/Mazel, describes his group therapy method in which people learn interpersonal relationship skills by working directly on their relationships with each other. During his ten years on the east coast, Jay was Director of the Group Therapy Center of Long Island, where he trained group therapists in this method. He has written a number of articles on interactive groups and made numerous presentations at regional and national psychotherapy conferences. He continues to lead interactive therapy groups in the Bay Area.
Jay offers Life Purpose Coaching and Change Agent Coaching, on finding your life purpose and making a difference in the world. He has been writing about and leading workshops on Life Purpose since 1984. He has collected his writings on life purpose into an ebook Finding Your Life Purpose.
Jay has created the Pattern System, a method for understanding interpersonal behavior and its underlying psychological issues, which is compatible with IFS. It is used for personal growth, understanding relationships, and interpersonal assessment and treatment in psychotherapy.
In Jay's work with people, he is known for his empathy and his ability to understand a client's feelings, issues, and world view without imposing his own personality or agenda. His insight into human motivation and psychological patterns enables him to help people understand both their strengths and how they block themselves from getting what they want. Because of his own life-long journey of personal growth, his interest in the nature of human consciousness, and his success in creating a passionate and satisfying life for himself, his clients trust him to understand their struggles and spiritual longings, and to support their search for excitement and meaning in life.
Jay has a Ph.D. in psychology from Saybrook Graduate School and is a graduate of the Gestalt Institute of San Francisco. He is a licensed psychologist in California (PSY6973) and a Certified Group Therapist. He has been in private practice as a psychotherapist working with individuals, couples, and groups since 1973.
Jay's commitment to his own personal development has led him to participate in a wide variety of therapeutic and growth endeavors over the years. He has a loving, successful 20 year marriage and professional partnership with Bonnie Weiss. He has studied with Richard Olney, Jean Houston, Joanna Macy, and Richard Schwartz. He is a long-time student of the Diamond Approach of A. H. Almaas, a spiritual path that integrates psychotherapy insights and techniques with wisdom traditions in a unique Western approach to spiritual realization.
As a result of his research on human social evolution and its relationship to our current global predicament, Jay has published a number of articles plus the book, Transforming Human Culture: Social Evolution and the Planetary Crisis, SUNY Press.
During the 1980's, Jay studied with both Jean Houston and Joanna Macy. He was active in the peace movement as a member of Interhelp and Psychotherapists for Social Responsibility, where he led workshops which integrated psychological, spiritual, and planetary concerns. Study of the process by which people discover and actualize their life purpose led Jay to wri
Jay is trained in Internal Family Systems Therapy and assists with professional trainings in IFS. He leads IFS Classes for the general public which teach IFS as a practice for self-help and peer counseling. He is active in the IFS community and has presented a number of workshops at IFS annual conferences. He also teaches classes on Communication from the Heart, based on IFS, interactive groups, and the Pattern System.
He is nationally known for his innovation in the group psychotherapy field. His book, Interactive Group Therapy: Integrating Interpersonal, Action-Oriented, and Psychodynamic Approaches, Brunner/Mazel, describes his group therapy method in which people learn interpersonal relationship skills by working directly on their relationships with each other. During his ten years on the east coast, Jay was Director of the Group Therapy Center of Long Island, where he trained group therapists in this method. He has written a number of articles on interactive groups and made numerous presentations at regional and national psychotherapy conferences. He continues to lead interactive therapy groups in the Bay Area.
Jay offers Life Purpose Coaching and Change Agent Coaching, on finding your life purpose and making a difference in the world. He has been writing about and leading workshops on Life Purpose since 1984. He has collected his writings on life purpose into an ebook Finding Your Life Purpose.
Jay has created the Pattern System, a method for understanding interpersonal behavior and its underlying psychological issues, which is compatible with IFS. It is used for personal growth, understanding relationships, and interpersonal assessment and treatment in psychotherapy.
In Jay's work with people, he is known for his empathy and his ability to understand a client's feelings, issues, and world view without imposing his own personality or agenda. His insight into human motivation and psychological patterns enables him to help people understand both their strengths and how they block themselves from getting what they want. Because of his own life-long journey of personal growth, his interest in the nature of human consciousness, and his success in creating a passionate and satisfying life for himself, his clients trust him to understand their struggles and spiritual longings, and to support their search for excitement and meaning in life.
Jay has a Ph.D. in psychology from Saybrook Graduate School and is a graduate of the Gestalt Institute of San Francisco. He is a licensed psychologist in California (PSY6973) and a Certified Group Therapist. He has been in private practice as a psychotherapist working with individuals, couples, and groups since 1973.
Jay's commitment to his own personal development has led him to participate in a wide variety of therapeutic and growth endeavors over the years. He has a loving, successful 20 year marriage and professional partnership with Bonnie Weiss. He has studied with Richard Olney, Jean Houston, Joanna Macy, and Richard Schwartz. He is a long-time student of the Diamond Approach of A. H. Almaas, a spiritual path that integrates psychotherapy insights and techniques with wisdom traditions in a unique Western approach to spiritual realization.
As a result of his research on human social evolution and its relationship to our current global predicament, Jay has published a number of articles plus the book, Transforming Human Culture: Social Evolution and the Planetary Crisis, SUNY Press.
During the 1980's, Jay studied with both Jean Houston and Joanna Macy. He was active in the peace movement as a member of Interhelp and Psychotherapists for Social Responsibility, where he led workshops which integrated psychological, spiritual, and planetary concerns. Study of the process by which people discover and actualize their life purpose led Jay to wri
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February 2, 2023
Jay Earley nous accompagne avec brio, pas à pas, à la découverte de notre Système Familial Intérieur.
Livre vraiment pratique : les démos sont extrêmement parlantes, les exercices à faire seul ou avec un partenaire très progressifs. Je recommande absolument. En plus, c'est le 1er livre édité en français permettant de faire l'expérience du modèle de thérapie IFS (Système Familial Intérieur) créé et développé par l'américain et PhD Richard Schwartz. Ce modèle IFS qui nous aide à comprendre nos comportements - même extrêmes - d'une façon non-pathologique, à travers le paradigmes de nos multiples personnalités et sous un angle systémique, relationnel, intérieur comme extérieur.
Livre vraiment pratique : les démos sont extrêmement parlantes, les exercices à faire seul ou avec un partenaire très progressifs. Je recommande absolument. En plus, c'est le 1er livre édité en français permettant de faire l'expérience du modèle de thérapie IFS (Système Familial Intérieur) créé et développé par l'américain et PhD Richard Schwartz. Ce modèle IFS qui nous aide à comprendre nos comportements - même extrêmes - d'une façon non-pathologique, à travers le paradigmes de nos multiples personnalités et sous un angle systémique, relationnel, intérieur comme extérieur.
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