Participatory · online · free

Parts Work
Unconference.

A participatory online gathering to learn, exchange and connect about Internal Family Systems and other parts-work methodologies. Open to everyone — curious beginners to experts. New to the model? Start with What is IFS?. Prefer one-to-one? See sessions.

Date not announced yet

TBC

Held every few months · usually 10:00 – 18:00 GMT · Zoom

We run these every few months and the next date is not fixed. The surest way to hear about it is the Substack, or the ticket page if you would rather just watch for tickets appearing.

↳ 32+ sessions last time
↳ Open Space Technology

An online gathering of IFS enthusiasts

From curious to learn more, to those actively integrating IFS into work — therapy, coaching, art, parenting. The sky is the limit.

Self-organised, participant-driven

You can propose a session in advance or at the start of the day. No one has to — many just show up to learn.

Open Space Technology

A format that mirrors IFS itself: the event takes the role of the Self, allowing different flavours of parts and sessions to be explored.

Sample sessions from last time

Firedrill Clinic · Joanne Twombly
Spiritual Emergency / The Dark Night of the Soul · Alex
Mapping & tracking your parts · Pau
Using IFS to get results · Bill
The Integral Guide to Well-being · Levi
IFS & Grief · Anjo
Parts Dance Party · Sid
...+25 more

I found the Unconference so life-giving. I enjoyed the way it came together organically, built around the people gathered — fresh, unplanned, and abundant in benefit.

↳ past participant

Unconference FAQ

Quick answers. Longer thoughts on the dedicated FAQ page.

What is an unconference?

A participant-driven meeting.

Is it only for IFS practitioners?

No. Open to everyone, from curious beginners to experts.

Can I propose a session?

Yes. In advance or at the beginning of the event. No experience required.

Will this be group therapy?

No. It's a peer event for sharing ideas and connecting about parts work.

Will I get a qualification?

No. The IFS Collective is not IFSI-affiliated.