Pavel Somov – Self-Esteem & Authenticity Specialist: IFS Therapy, Inner Child & Self-Compassion Strategies for Healing Self-Criticism, Core Wounds & Shame

Pavel Somov – Self-Esteem & Authenticity Specialist: IFS Therapy, Inner Child & Self-Compassion Strategies for Healing Self-Criticism, Core Wounds & Shame

Self-Esteem and Authenticity Specialist Outline

Master the art of healing inner conflicts – no matter where they begin. Part 1 helps you to cut through self-doubt, shame, guilt, attachment wounds, and more to start building authenticity and self-esteem in clients. Take your practice further in Part 2 with Parts Work and IFS Therapy techniques to replace inner criticism with self-compassion. Part 3 gives you the tools to heal clients from families where narcissism, gaslighting, and scapegoating was present – so they can reclaim self-worth for good.

Part 1: Healing Shame, Guilt, and Self-Criticism to Build Authenticity
Featuring Dr. Pavel Somov

• Tools for Catalyzing Progress in Therapy
• Shame, Guilt and Motivational Apathy
• Shame: Clinical Techniques to Move Therapy Forward
• Guilt: Help Clients Overcome the Debts of Guilt
• Self-Doubt, Dilemmas & Indecision: Interventions for Clients Paralyzed by Uncertainty
• Strategies to Improve Motivation and Autonomy
• Quiet Your Client’s Inner Critic
• Working through Affect Avoidance
• Connect Specific Strategies to the Treatment of: Trauma
• Stress and Anxiety
• Emotional Eating & Binge Eating
• Anger
• Depression
• Substance Abuse
• Betrayal, Secrecy & Deception
• Research, Limitations and Potential Risks

Part 2: Parts Work to Access Inner Critics & Strengthen Self-Compassion
Featuring Lisa Ferentz, LCSW-C

• Exploring the concept of parts
• Basics of IFS Therapy
• Starting Therapy with Protective Inner Critics
• Accessing Inner Parts with Creativity
• But… is it working?

Part 3: Tools to Release Self-Blame, Reclaim Self-Worth and Heal Attachment Wounds from Narcissistic Families
Featuring Jay Reid, LPCC

• Relational Dynamics of the Narcissistic Family
• Devaluation, Deprivation and Control: The Creation of the Family Scapegoat
• Use a Control-Mastery Theory (CMT) Approach to Treatment
• Apply a 5-Step Case Conceptualization Method
• Strategies for Replacing Self-Blame with Self-Compassion and Self-Worth

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