Substantive Edit: IFS Therapy Workbooks
Budget: $250 – $750 CAD
I have a series of workshop workbooks built around the Internal Family Systems (IFS) model. They are already drafted but still read like the raw notes of a clinician; what I need now is a substantive edit that sharpens the overall structure, clarifies the therapeutic interventions, and makes each section flow logically for a therapist audience who may in turn share the material with educators during live trainings. Also, edit or change pictures and diagrams to be more profeesional
The job goes beyond catching typos. I want you to question the sequence of exercises, flag places where the IFS terminology drifts, suggest stronger transitions, and ensure every activity aligns with the stated therapeutic objectives. You’ll be free to rearrange headings, consolidate repetitive passages, and recommend new sub-sections if that will improve the learning arc.
I will provide the Word documents and expect you to work in Track Changes so I can review every adjustment. Your final hand-off will include:
• A clean, fully-edited file for each workbook
• A marked-up version showing all proposed changes and in-document comments explaining major structural moves
If you are comfortable living inside the nuances of IFS language, enjoy tightening instructional prose, and can turn messy clinical drafts into polished training resources, I would love to collaborate.
The job goes beyond catching typos. I want you to question the sequence of exercises, flag places where the IFS terminology drifts, suggest stronger transitions, and ensure every activity aligns with the stated therapeutic objectives. You’ll be free to rearrange headings, consolidate repetitive passages, and recommend new sub-sections if that will improve the learning arc.
I will provide the Word documents and expect you to work in Track Changes so I can review every adjustment. Your final hand-off will include:
• A clean, fully-edited file for each workbook
• A marked-up version showing all proposed changes and in-document comments explaining major structural moves
If you are comfortable living inside the nuances of IFS language, enjoy tightening instructional prose, and can turn messy clinical drafts into polished training resources, I would love to collaborate.