For Therapists & IFS Practitioners
Group & Individual Consultations
For experienced IFS practitioners and those just starting their IFS journey
Community Consultation Days
Community Consultation Days are intimate, experiential learning communities designed for IFS therapists who want to deepen their clinical practice in a supportive and collaborative environment.
Limited to six participants, these day-long workshops combine case consultation, live teaching, experiential exercises, and reflective discussion around a focused clinical topic. These workshops are designed to strengthen clinical confidence, increase therapeutic flexibility, and cultivate greater Self-led presence in the therapy room.
Together, we explore the nuances of IFS practice while honoring the wisdom of both therapist and client systems.
Whether you are refining advanced clinical skills, seeking support with challenging cases, or wanting to remain connected to a community of thoughtful clinicians, these consultation days offer an opportunity for continued growth, reflection, and connection.
Community Consultation Days qualify towards IFS certification consultation hours.
You can sign up for my current offerings below or reach out if you’d like to put together a consultation group of your own.
day-long Ifs COMMUNITY Consultation groups
Working With Emotional Neglect
Limited to 6 participants
Healing from neglect is rarely straightforward, and neither is learning to work with it. These small-group consultation intensives are designed exclusively for IFS therapists who have completed one or more of my neglect trainings and are looking for ongoing support as they integrate this work into their clinical practice.
Limited to just six participants, these experiential consultation days provide a spacious environment to slow down, explore challenging cases, deepen your understanding of developmental neglect, and strengthen your confidence in working with clients whose systems have adapted to absence, misattunement, collapse, and relational trauma. Together, we will explore the complexities of treatment through case consultation, experiential exercises, live teaching, and thoughtful discussion, always with an emphasis on pacing, Self-led therapy, and honoring the wisdom of each client's system.
These are not simply case consultation groups—they are opportunities to continue growing alongside a community of therapists who share a commitment to understanding neglect through a developmental, relational, and embodied IFS lens. Whether you are feeling stuck, seeking greater clinical nuance, or simply wanting to stay connected to this work, these consultation intensives are intended to support both your clients' healing and your own continued development as an IFS therapist.
Community Consultation hours count toward IFS Certification.
2026: Sep 28
Time: 10 AM to 4 PM MT
2027: Jan 11, March 8, Aug 9
Time: 10 AM to 3 PM MT
Cost: $800
Emotional Neglect Part 2
Limited to 6 participants
Healing and learning happen over time and in relationships. These day-long workshops are designed as an ongoing community for clinicians who have already completed a Neglect Day Long or Neglect workshop with me through Souliology or Mind Beyond. Through consultation, experiential practice, live demonstrations, and collaborative discussion, we'll continue developing the skills, confidence, and Self-led presence needed to work with clients whose lives have been shaped by neglect.
Community Consultation hours count toward IFS Certification.
2026: Oct 12, Nov 16
Time: 10 AM to 4 PM MT
Cost: $800
day-long Ifs Consultation groups
Development, Neglect & Relational Repair: 4 Part IFS Series
Limited to 6 participants
Healing from neglect requires more than understanding trauma—it requires understanding development. This flagship four-part series offers an in-depth exploration of how experiences of absence, misattunement, and developmental disruption shape the internal system, the nervous system, and our ability to connect with ourselves and others. Through the lens of Internal Family Systems (IFS), neuroscience, attachment, and embodied practice, participants will deepen their clinical skills while engaging in experiential learning that supports both professional growth and personal reflection.
Designed for IFS practitioners who want to move beyond symptom reduction toward developmental repair, each workshop builds upon the last while also standing alone as an individual training.
Part I – Understanding Neglect
Explore the foundations of emotional neglect, developmental absence, and misattunement. Learn how neglect differs from other forms of trauma, how it shapes protective systems, and why it is so often unseen in both clients and therapists.
Part II – Working with Neglect
Develop advanced clinical interventions for working with neglected systems, including collapse, dissociation, "I don't know" parts, self-like protectors, sequencing treatment, and adapting IFS for clients whose earliest experiences lacked consistent attunement and connection.
Part III – Relational Repair
Healing from neglect happens in relationship. This workshop explores how new relational experiences foster repair, including working with trust, dependency, receiving care, attachment wounds, and the therapist's role in creating experiences of safety, connection, and earned security.
Part IV – Understanding Complex Trauma Through a Developmental Lens
Complex trauma is often discussed as though it is a single experience, yet many clients carry multiple forms of trauma that require different therapeutic responses. In this workshop, we will deconstruct complex trauma into its core developmental components—including neglect (the absence of what was needed), invasion (what should never have happened), and single-incident trauma (overwhelming events). Participants will learn how each pathway uniquely shapes the nervous system, attachment, protective strategies, and the internal family of parts, allowing for more precise case conceptualization and more intentional, developmentally informed treatment planning.
Community Consultation hours count toward IFS Certification.
Winter/Spring Dates: Jan 25, Feb 22, March 29, Apr 19
FALL/wInter Dates: Aug 23, Sep 27, Oct 25, Nov 15
Time: 10 AM to 3 PM MT
Cost: $800 per session; You can sign up for one or multiple sessions.
Topic Groups
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Working with Collapse
March 15 | 10 am to 3 pm MT
Working with collapse often requires us to slow down and rethink many of the assumptions we bring to traditional IFS practice. Clients experiencing collapse, profound dorsal states, or early developmental adaptations frequently communicate through the body long before words are available. This consultation day is dedicated to deepening your understanding of collapse through a developmental, relational, and nervous system-informed lens. Together, we will explore case consultation, somatic interventions, pacing, sequencing, and ways of recognizing and responding to subtle shifts in the system while supporting therapists in remaining grounded, patient, and connected throughout the healing process.
Limited to 6 people. Hours count towards IFS Consultation Certification.
cost: $800
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Direct Access Masterclass
April 5 | 10 am to 3 pm MT
Direct Access is one of the most powerful—and nuanced—skills within IFS. This consultation day is designed for therapists who want to deepen their confidence and precision in working directly with protective parts. Through case consultation, experiential practice, and clinical discussion, we will explore therapist Self-energy, recognizing when Direct Access is appropriate, navigating challenging protector responses, and supporting deeper collaboration with protective systems. Particular attention will be given to working with highly protective systems, neglected systems, and moments when Direct Access becomes complex or begins to stall.
Limited to 6 people. Hours count towards IFS Consultation Certification.
cost: $800
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Stuck Systems
May 10 | 10 am to 3 pm MT
Every therapist encounters clients who feel "stuck." Sessions may become repetitive, intellectualized, disconnected, or seem to circle the same protective patterns without movement. Rather than viewing these moments as resistance, this consultation day invites us to become curious about what the system is protecting. Together, we will explore common clinical presentations including "I don't know" parts, chronic intellectualizing, subtle protectors, looping processes, therapist frustration, and hidden polarizations. Through consultation and experiential learning, participants will develop greater confidence in recognizing what is asking for attention beneath the apparent impasse.
Limited to 6 people. Hours count towards IFS Consultation Certification.
cost: $800
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Therapist Parts
Oct 11: 10 am to 3 pm MT
Our greatest clinical instrument is our own internal system. This consultation day invites therapists to explore the parts that naturally emerge in the therapy room—parts that strive, rescue, avoid, worry, perform, over-function, or become discouraged. Rather than attempting to eliminate these reactions, we will learn to recognize them with curiosity and compassion, understanding how they can both support and inadvertently shape the therapeutic relationship. Through experiential work, consultation, and reflection, participants will strengthen their ability to notice and unblend from therapist parts, allowing greater access to Self-energy and fostering deeper trust in the healing process.
Limited to 6 people. Hours count towards IFS Consultation Certification.
cost: $800
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kind words from past participants
Jenny Fiebig is an outstanding IFS trainer and clinician. I had the privilege of serving as a program assistant in her Internal Family Systems training and witnessing her clinical work firsthand. Her depth of skill, calm leadership, commitment to the person and people in front of her and ability to navigate complex — even challenging — moments with clarity and compassion were truly impressive. Jenny creates a learning and therapeutic environment that feels both safe and transformative. I recommend her highly for both trainings and clinical work.
Daniel Sprintzen, LICSW
Individual Consultations
In consultation, we will explore what is coming up for you in the therapy/coaching/healing room that’s preventing you from being grounded with the folks you work with. In our work together we will utilize a number of tools to help you become a more proficient IFS/IFIO therapist/practitioner.
This is for anyone who wants to deepen their IFS/IFIO skills.
We can work on your individual, couple, and/or group work.
This is not therapy supervision, so you are fully responsible for your clients.
Together, we’ll build more confidence in your IFS work.
Individual Consultations are currently fully booked. Please explore my Community Consultation Group Offerings above to work together.
meet your trainer
Hi, I’m Jenny.
For the past 10 years, I have trained and practiced IFS and IFIO. I am an Approved Clinical Consultant and a Video Reviewer for certification with the IFS-Institute. All individual and group hours with me count towards IFS Certification. I have completed all three levels of IFS training as a participant multiple times, and have worked over 20 Level 1 Trainings either as a trainer or program assistant in countries all over the world.
I’m excited to work together to help you deepen your confidence and IFS practice.