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Welcome to All Your Parts

Every inner voice has a reason for being here.
When they pull you in different directions,
we listen without judgment.
Patience, Presence, Persistence, Playfulness, Perspective.
Guiding you into a grounded, aligned sense of yourself.
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“Allowing myself to feel was the greatest gift of meeting with Aya. Feeling my emotions took me straight to my truth”
— Elizabeth Mayorca
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About Aya

Hello, my name is Aya (Ayelet H.) Fogel. My path into Internal Family Systems (IFS) grew out of more than 13 years of Vipassanā (Insight) meditation and community practice. Through this work, I came to understand the healing power of meeting inner experience with curiosity and compassion, rather than pressure or judgment.

My background includes a B.S. in psychobiology, along with professional experience in teaching, international program coordination, and the facilitation of yoga (200-hour RYT), meditation, and creative expression workshops. I am a graduate of the IFSCA Stepping Stones program and bring this training into my IFS-informed work.

In my work, I support people in cultivating Self-leadership, emotional clarity, and a more compassionate relationship with their inner parts. Many of the people I work with are therapists, coaches, and helping professionals seeking to deepen self-understanding and enhance professional effectiveness through IFS-based work.

Having lived in the United States, Japan, Thailand, and India, I bring a cross-cultural perspective and a mindfulness-based approach that honors the complexity and dignity of each person’s inner life.

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a bit more about

Internal Family Systems (IFS)

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Internal Family Systems (IFS) is an evidence-based model of inner work that understands us as having many different "parts" — like inner voices, roles, or aspects of our personality — and a deeper, steady core called Self.

Rather than seeing these parts as problems, IFS views them as protective and adaptive, each carrying its own history, burdens, and intentions to help.

In IFS, we don't force change or try to "get rid of" any part. Instead, we create space for a compassionate, curious relationship with your inner system.

I like to think of us as having as many parts as a tree has leaves: each one distinct, each with its own story, all belonging to one living, connected whole.

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