Tag: IPF
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A Bridge to Healing: Applying Dr. Karyn Purvis’s Compassionate Teachings to Overcome Fear and Distrust in Ideal Parent Figure Visualizations
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Introduction For those grappling with the shadows of trust issues and deep-rooted fears, especially in the context of forming connections with ideal parent figures, this exploration is for you. Dr. Karyn Purvis, a pioneer with an extensive history of working with children from troubled homes, has left us a legacy…
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Connecting Hearts: The Healing Journey Through Emotional Mirroring
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You know, mirroring might seem like just copying someone’s smile or matching their gestures, but it’s actually a powerful way to connect and understand each other on a deeper level. For parents, it’s more than just mirroring their child’s expressions; it’s a way to show their kids that their feelings…
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Three Pillars Model
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Healing insecure or disrupted attachment bonds is one of the deepest forms of emotional work we can undertake. The Three Pillars Model of Comprehensive Attachment Treatment provides a powerful, structured approach for this profound journey. This multifaceted therapeutic framework combines three core components into one comprehensive system for transforming attachment…
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Ideal Parent Figure Protocol (IPF)
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The Three Pillars Model of Comprehensive Attachment Treatment includes the Ideal Parent Figure (IPF) Protocol as a crucial element. This protocol utilizes a unique approach to develop a secure internal attachment model. By leveraging the power of imagery, facilitators collaborate with individuals to construct positive, nurturing attachment figures. The IPF…
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Imagining Ideal Parent Figures (IPF)
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A core component of the Three Pillars Model is the Ideal Parent Figure (IPF) protocol. This uses guided imagery and visualization exercises to help you mentally create the nurturing parental figures you may have lacked growing up. While the full model also emphasizes metacognitive skills and collaborative engagement, the IPF…