

Dan Reed, PhD
Trainer for the IFS Institute
Certified in Internal Family Systems (IFS)
Welcome.
I'm Dan Reed.
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I care deeply about you and everyone having help & support that makes a difference in their lives. I focus on supporting men, therapists, and healers because I grew up watching so many I cared for, especially men, not getting help that was helpful.
As a trainer, I see therapists and healers creating meaningful tsunamis of change within their communities. Knowing this, it's sad for me to see so many of us in healing professions losing so much of ourselves and our energy as we do great things for other people and the world. Within small groups and/or working individually together, you get to re-member yourself as a person and feel shored up as a professional.
Meanwhile, as a man, I know what it's like to feel like what's being offered to me was made for someone else. For those of us that see ourselves as guys, I offer you help as a man.
Whether you're coming for personal or professional support, we will focus on what matters to you. A lifetime exploring energy, movement, meaning, perception, and relationship combined with training in engineering and construction leads me to look at people holistically and systematically. I believe in the power of being with the present moment and how relating with unfolding experience informs our knowing. Although I am idealistic, I encourage you to continually notice evidence in the here and now as well as in your day to day life. What happens or fails to happen in your worlds tells us how we're doing.
Since 2015, I have traveled the US physically and virtually to support internal family systems (IFS) trainings. I am currently a lead trainer for the IFS Institute, an approved IFS clinical consultant, and a certified IFS therapist. I specialize in supporting men, IFS therapists, IFS consultants, IFS practitioners and healers of all kinds. I facilitate spaces to help you (re)discover your gifts and the supports that are here for you. Together we co-create a space where you don't have to pretend to have all the answers and know all of the things: you get to be who you really are in the middle of what's real for you.