When It Is Used
Use it during or just after a consolidation point in a live session, when the client can imagine a relevant future context and report how internal responses may differ.
Future Imaging for IFS-oriented consolidation work
Future Imaging is a live-session IFS-oriented consolidation tool for practitioners. It helps practitioner and client imagine a relevant future context after internal-system change and record anticipated part responses, workable future roles, fears, and obstacles.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
What It Does Not Do
The tool does not score stability, predict future behavior, provide fixed prompts, or interpret the clinical meaning of responses.
Does Future Imaging predict whether change will hold?
No. Future Imaging records the client's imagined future situation, anticipated internal responses, and obstacles; it does not predict outcomes.
Do parts have to be named?
No. The practitioner can capture named part entries or use general internal response entries when the client does not name parts.
Can a partial future image be saved?
Yes. A scenario can remain incomplete when responses are unclear or fears and obstacles are still emerging.