When It Is Used
Use it when a client can attend inwardly to a part and report what they notice from that inner awareness.
In-sight is a live-session IFS inner-awareness support and documentation tool for practitioners. It helps capture a client's reported awareness of a part's beliefs, feelings, needs, or concerns while tracking separation, specificity, and uncertainty.
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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.
Use it when a client can attend inwardly to a part and report what they notice from that inner awareness.
The tool captures reported beliefs, feelings, needs, concerns, uncertainty markers, separation observations, specificity, and practitioner next-response notes.
The tool does not verify inner awareness, generate clinical prompts, diagnose part content, or automate the next intervention.
No. In-sight documents the client's inward awareness of a part; Direct Access documents practitioner contact with a part in live session.
Yes. The tool can mark material as speculative or unclear instead of presenting it as direct awareness.
No. In-sight is live-session support, with optional minimal shared display only.
The In-sight tool itself is saved, with optional shared visibility preference if selected. Fictional demo notes are not saved as client data.