Richard Schwartz and Tamala Floyd: Healing Across Generations: IFS + Ancestral Wisdom

The Sounds True Podcast Network. In this episode of Insights at the Edge, I'm joined by Dick Schwartz, someone I'm honored to call a friend. the founder of Internal Family Systems, and Tomala Floyd, a psychotherapist and the first ever black individual to become a certified IFS lead trainer and the author of Listening When Parts Speak. They join together here for a dialogue on the ways that IFS and ancestral wisdom intersect to heal intergenerational trauma. Welcome friends.

Stay with us. It was about a decade ago when I first heard this teaching from the famous management philosopher, Peter Drucker. The most important thing for an executive to learn is not how to manage other people. It's to learn how to manage yourself.

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