Internal Family Systems Therapy in Northern Virginia

If you are interested in Internal Family Systems (IFS), ACTIVV has providers who include this approach in their work. Kevin Clark lists IFS as a primary specialty and describes himself as a Certified IFS Practitioner with Level 2 training. Darris Wallner lists IFS interventions among the approaches used in counseling.

Explore the Approach

The IFS Institute describes the model as a way of understanding different inner parts and their relationship with a core Self. A consultation is an opportunity to ask how your provider uses this framework, what language they use to explain it, and how it relates to your goals. Kevin’s listed areas of focus include grief, trauma, anxiety, substance use, depression, relationship concerns, and men’s issues. Darris lists anxiety, depression, and relationship issues.

Meet ACTIVV Providers

Read each provider’s profile for their background, approaches, and populations served. Locations and appointment options vary by provider; ask our coordinator about current openings.

Questions for Your Consultation

  • How do you use IFS in your counseling sessions?

  • What training and experience do you have in this approach?

  • How will we connect this work with my goals?

Insurance and Getting Started

Coverage depends on your specific provider, service, and plan. Visit our insurance and fees page and ask our coordinator to confirm your expected costs. In-person care is available at the offices listed in each profile, with Virginia telehealth options described on provider pages.

Contact ACTIVV to discuss provider fit and appointments, or call (703) 966-5173. Share the type of support you are looking for and your preferred office or appointment format.

Learn more: IFS Institute: Model Outline.