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IFS Two-day Introduction and Growth Workshop Epsom, Auckland


You’re invited to a two-day experiential, in-person training focused on the Internal Family Systems (IFS) model for therapists, demonstrating its application with trauma, common client presentations and personal growth.

What You’ll Experience

  • Feel and Sense IFS: The training is designed to move beyond theory, helping you experience and sense into the IFS model in your work with clients.
  • Parts and Trauma: Explore how different parts within an individual respond to trauma, noting both the unique aspects of individual systems and the striking resemblances across different people and in humanity.
  • Brief Theoretical Framework: A concise theoretical overview of IFS will be provided.

Your Next Steps

This training will offer insight and direction toward further IFS trainings and community in the region, should you wish to continue your IFS journey.

Come and join us!
Enrol for the IFS Introductory Training

About the Presenters

The training will be led by Jane Currie and Hyunok Jeon, both highly qualified and experienced in the Internal Family Systems (IFS) model.

Key Credentials

  • IFS Institute Approved: Both are Clinical Consultants (Supervisors) approved by the IFS Institute.
  • Certified Therapists: Both are Level 3 certified IFS therapists.
  • IFSI Official Training Support: They have supported official IFS Level 1 and 2 trainings as Programme Assistants numerous times across Australia, New Zealand and Asia.
  • Active Supervisors: They actively supervise IFS therapists in both individual and group settings.
  • Aotearoa Context: They utilise IFS within the Aotearoa New Zealand context, including work with ACC Sensitive Claims, supervision, and personal and professional growth.
  • Jane and Hyunok are senior clinical psychologists registered in New Zealand.

Jane Currie

Jane has extensive mental health clinical experience as a Clinical Psychologist in Adult Mental Health Services (BOPDHB) and as a clinical supervisor in the private sector.

Her therapeutic philosophy is to be a one-on-one guide who aids in the development of a safe and encouraging environment where clients, supervisees and participants in training can experience their own inner wisdom.

She is passionate about growing IFS therapeutic expertise in Aotearoa and is involved in bringing IFS into therapy for long-term illnesses such as cancer. Her interests include ancestral wisdom, legacy burdens and gifts, spiritual growth, and providing opportunities for self-care for therapists.

MNZPsS, GdPsy (Clinical), MSoc(Psy), B Soc Sc (Hons), B.Economics (Hons), Gdipl(Business Admin)

Hyunok Jeon

Hyunok is a highly certified mental health professional in Auckland. She integrates her extensive training in IFS with deep interests in somatic IFS, EMDR, cross-cultural subjective experiences, intergenerational trauma and gifts, post-trauma growth and spiritual growth.

Her journey into psychology, which focuses on internal therapeutic spaces, follows a background rooted in external advocacy as a journalist and human rights activist in Korea.

MNZPsS, MEMDRNZ, DclinPsy, MA (Psy), BA(Psy), BFA (Fine Arts)

Feedback from Previous Trainings

“Hyunok sparks with knowledge and experience of the IFS model. She is passionate, authentic and able to use humour to engage and keep all situations real.”

April 2025, Auckland

“Thank you, Jane. I appreciated your sense of humour, sensitivity, and guidance. Allowing safe learning and meeting us where we were with respect.”

April 2024, Sydney

“Very useful training that I used that very Monday and now use every day in my practice. Thank you for sharing this knowledge and for providing this opportunity. Have recommended to co-workers.”

April 2025

“One of the most (if not the most) useful PD’s I have attended. A new structure and framework for self-development/evolution and for working with clients as well as within supervision work. IFS pulls together many of the ways that I work already but breathes new life, depth and clarity to my counselling work/practice.”

April 2025

Please Note

  • Limited spaces are available, with a maximum of 26 participants.
  • Three places with a 50% bursary are available for Māori therapists. Please contact [email protected] directly.
  • Refunds are available up to 30 days prior to the event.
  • This workshop is run independently from the IFS Institute (IFSI).

View the full training information document (PDF)