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Blending and Unblending

Recognize When the Part Feels Like All of You

Create an Inner Twosome

The First Dialogue

Name the Part With Its Consent

Ask About the Part's Job and Positive Intention

Complete Workbook Section Three

Disidentify and Dialogue Check

Learn to recognize blending, create enough internal space for a connected twosome, name the part with its consent, and begin a respectful dialogue about its job and positive intention.

Learn to recognize blending, create enough inner space for a twosome, and begin a respectful dialogue with the target part.

Disidentify and Dialogue

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