Internal Family Systems: An Interview with Bonnie Weiss, LCSW

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Bonnie Weiss, M.A., LCSW, is an Internal Family Systems clinician, teacher, and supervisor.
Her distinctive approach is an emotionally-deep, present-centered, yet action-oriented way of working. She combines a quick mind, clear insight, and sharp intuition with solid experience in developing trusting and meaningful transformative relationships. Her commitment is to facilitate personal growth and help people live to their highest potential.
Bonnie has taught classes and workshops on the Internal Family Systems Model, working with the Inner Critic, Beyond Eating, Legacy Burdens and Hearing our Stories.. She has most recently taught in Australia, Germany, Israel, Ireland, and at Easlen Institute. She is known for her clear and open teaching and her spiritual presence.
She is the author of Self-Therapy Workbook, The Illustrated Workbook for Freedom from Your Inner Critic, Activating Your Inner Champion, and with Jay Earley, Freedom from Your Inner Critic, Letting Go of Perfectionism. IFS Basic Class and IFS Demonstration Sessions.
Bonnie was a director and faculty member of the Gestalt Therapy in Long Island and co-director of the Long Island Center for Eating Disorders.
Bonnie is a licensed clinical social worker in California (LCSW23697).

[@letypineda5839]

This woman is amazing! Her sensibility and understanding of the clients and their pain is fantastic. I have read her and her husband´s books and they are so clear.

[@nyxmorris5726]

After burnout fried my brain, stumbling upon her books felt like Neo finding Morpheus in The Matrix. Suddenly, the world of self-care made sense! Thank you soooo much for sharing your knowledge!!

[@LiveIFS]

Lovely conversation! Thanks for sharing IFS with the world! 🥳

[@emmagoldmansherman]

So much to learn here, thank you! Such great information! With so much heart and compassion. "To hold it lightly like a feather" I love this!