Yes, there’s IFS books, videos, podcasts and therapy sessions- then there’s the work itself. Sentur is designed for actual practice. Its will help you to know and communicate with each part, help them unburden, collaborate and continually return to cultivating self-energy.
Mapping parts can be overwhelming- Sentur has the ability to do so visually and also explore each part’s personality. The relationships between parts can be diagrammed. Trailheads identified.
When an emotion or situation arises, there are techniques in Sentur to help learn about which parts are involved, and ways to bring the “C”s to their experiences. The guided videos actually guide exploration, letting you approach your internal world in gentle ways.
There’s so much more I could say but coming from someone who’s been doing this work for a while and always feel post-session like I’m free-falling till next, I now have the ability to work with my parts anytime, anyplace.
My only warning is that once you start, you might become obsessed with mapping everything. Let Sentur draw you to where you most want to go. Take the risk of sittung 10 minutes and letting a guided meditation help you explore experientially.
The designers did a mind blowing job of creating a platform where the question “what do I do between therapy sessions” has the answer. Use Sentur 😀