As a therapist, I often tell clients, “You’re not too much—you’re just made up of a lot.” Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy takes this to heart. It’s a compassionate, evidence-based approach that sees each person as having many different “parts” inside—like an inner family—with each one holding its own feelings, memories, and roles. The Big

Existential therapy is less structured than some other approaches. There are no worksheets, no formulas—just an open and honest conversation between therapist and client. The therapist’s role is not to direct or diagnose, but to sit with the client in uncertainty, curiosity, and honesty. Sessions might explore questions like: “What does it mean for you