Queering Internal Family Systems (IFS)
Jude Carn, Alessio RizzoA new podcast by two Internal Family Systems (IFS) psychotherapists, Alessio Rizzo (he/they) and Jude Carn (she/they) uses the lenses of queering, neuroqueering, queerness and neurodiversity to make IFS more accessible to these marginalised identities and to support therapists in being better allies, supporters and advocates for their diverse clients.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & Fitness | |||
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Ever felt burnt out by things that didn’t happen? Let’s talk about discrimination burnout, a concept that hits hard for many neurodivergent and queer folks. We’re diving deep into the stress of non-events and societal biases.
Alessio shares their jo... more
What if the key to deeper healing in IFS lies just outside your window? We’re diving into the connections between IFS and nature, and why it’s been overlooked.
Alessio and Jude chat about ecotherapy and ecopsychology, sharing how reconnecting with ... more
Episode: Decolonising IFS
In this episode, Jude and Alessio explore what it might mean to decolonise therapy, with a particular focus on Internal Family Systems (IFS). They reflect on how Western psychotherapy has been shaped by white, Eurocentric f... more
In this episode, Jude and Alessio explore the concept of access fatigue, the exhaustion that comes from repeatedly having to ask for, explain, or negotiate your needs in spaces that were not designed with you in mind.
They discuss how access fatigue... more
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I have been looking for a podcast or discussions that bring queerness and ifs directly together because they have felt sooo connected in my own experience but there is a lack of discussion around it. I am honestly shocked at the lack of overlap that I can find online between these two topics so I am excited to watch this podcast grow, thank you!
Apple Podcasts5Meregg
United States9 months ago - Interesting topic, lackluster execution
After recently finding myself interested in IFS, and being a huge fan of mental health podcasts, I was eager to give this a listen. I almost submitted this review after the first episode, but waited until I had listened to all of the currently available episodes (of which there are five) to give this a proper review.
It feels as if each episodes lacks a coherent plan for discussion. While there is a theme, and I don’t doubt the hosts’ expertise in ANY way, it feels as if there is no structure ... more
Apple Podcasts2TimmySAUnited Statesa year ago - Great resource
Just came across this - I am a trainee psychotherapist and hugely appreciate the opportunity to learn more about IFS, neurodiversity and queerness. Thank you for making these fascinating conversations freely available 🙏
Apple Podcasts5fussgangerzone
United Kingdoma year ago
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Two IFS therapists explore how queerness, neurodiversity, and marginalized identities intersect with Internal Family Systems, aiming to make IFS more accessible and relevant to diverse clients. Episodes frequently center accessibility, pronouns, neurodivergent affirmation, and culturally aware practice, often blending personal lived experience with professional insight. Noteworthy is the explicit commitment to anti-oppressive therapy, open conversations about gender and neurodiversity, and practical trainings and workshops that translate theory into safer, more inclusive therapeutic spaces.
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