A Glimpse into Our Schedule

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While IFSCCC is rooted in the Canadian community, our circle extends far beyond borders.

No matter where you’re joining from, we warmly welcome you to join us in this shared space of learning and connection. We’re intentionally creating a gathering that brings together a global community of voices, experiences, and perspectives—because truly, the more, the merrier!

  • We’re delighted to share that the IFS Canadian Community Conference (IFSCCC) has been approved for 8.5 Internal Family Systems (IFS) Continuing Education (CE) credits. As part of our commitment to supporting your ongoing learning and growth, all attendees will receive a Certificate of Completion reflecting their total hours attended. This may be used toward IFS Certification or Recertification. We encourage you to keep your certificate for your records.

    Please note: Specific CEUs for American and other international learners will not be provided.

  • Some sessions will be recorded for replay, and some will not (a number of presenters have chosen to keep their sessions unrecorded). We’ll clearly indicate recorded vs live-only sessions in the final schedule.

    For sessions that are recorded:
    By attending, participants are providing their consent to be included in the recording. You can always control how you appear by choosing your level of participation. For example, keeping your camera off, using audio only, or engaging through chat rather than speaking on video.

    We may make some recorded sessions more widely available for purchase in the future as part of our ongoing fundraising efforts towards an in-person 2027 conference.

IFSCCC offers a wide range of learning threads across both days. Clinical, experiential, community-rooted, leadership, and culturally grounded work. This overview groups the workshop titles by theme to help you browse quickly, then explore details in the full program.

    • Develop the Practice of Connecting With Your Parts — Kylie Feller

    • Effortless Self-Energy: Relying on Flow to Embrace Parts in the Work — Kimberly Sogge

    • Queering IFS: Identity, Safety & Self-Leadership With Queer & Trans Clients — XT Belcastro

    • The World Is in the Room: IFS for Therapists and Clients Destabilized by Global Crisis — Komal Bhasin

    • It Doesn’t Feel Like a Part of Me: Drawing Out Cultural and Legacy Burdens — Sarah Kim

    • The Cultural Burden of Legacy: Using the Healing Steps of IFS at the Intersections of Emotional Wellness, Power, and Spirituality — Margaret Conley, LCSW, MDiv

    • When Spirit Meets Self: An Indigenous Ceremonial Approach to Internal Family Systems — Eva Dabutch & Eddy Robinson

    • Indigenous panel — Hosted by Constance Manitowabi

    • Relational Healing: Internal Family Systems in a Northern First Nation Context — Brittany Begin & Eva Dabutch

    • Tea & Talk: Indigenous Practitioners in Conversation With IFS — Hannah Bull, Kristen Daigle, Tera Beaulieu, Katey Wattam (and Colleagues)

    • When Parts Meet Processing: Integrating IFS Into EMDR Phase Work — Farhana Adatia

    • Healing Steps Examined — Jory Agate, LMHC, MDiv, Lead Trainer, IFS Institute

    • Relational IFS in a Long-Term Trauma Processing Group: Structure, Evolution, and Clinical Applications — Sue MacRae & Nancy McCallum

    • Listening to Pelvic Parts: Wisdom in Our Genitals — Faaria Meghji

    • Precision IFS: Making Internal Family Systems Language Accessible for Neurodivergent Clients and Therapists — Dr. Kendhal Hart

    • Twice Exceptional (2e), Giftedness, and Neurodivergence: The “Brain Animals” Model — an Integration of Neuroscience and IFS With Children and Youth — Michelle L. Guy

    • IFS & Oncology: Attending to Parts Amidst a Changing Landscape of Grief — David McCallum

    • L.E.A.D. From Within: IFS-Informed Supervisors, Managers, Group Practice Owners, and Clinician-Leaders — Michelle Gibson

    • Parts and Myth: Bridging the Mythic and the Personal in Trauma Healing — Sarah Jarvis

    • IFS Conceptualized Through the Lens of Attachment — Alyce Messer

    • Understanding and Working With Religious Trauma From an IFS Perspective — Laura Doney

    • Learning Through Experience – Live Demo — Mel Galbraith

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