Many Parts, One Body

Intentional Pause’s Group offering to go deeper

You are not one thing. You are many, and you are one body.

Many Parts, One Body is a small group for going deeper, for anyone who wants real company as they get to know the parts of themselves that carry the week's reactions, memories, and protections, in the light of faith.

Separate men's and women's groups. Five to six people. Every other week.

Invitation to go deeper

Going deeper than a weekly pause.

The Intentional Pause and the Weekly Pause teach you to find the space between what happens and how you meet it. Many Parts, One Body is where you spend real time in that space, with a small group of people doing the same work, accompanied rather than alone.

Each session you will get to know a part of yourself a little better, the ones that react, protect, worry, or carry old weight, and practice meeting them the way Christ meets every part of us: with welcome, not judgment.

Program Details

Small, steady, and shared.

  • Small groups of five to six people, so everyone is known

  • Separate men's and women's groups

  • Every other week for a season

  • Live and online, facilitated by Marion

Because the schedule depends on the group, signing up is a real commitment, not a browse. Once your group's day and time is confirmed, you are expected to show up for the season.

We Start Groups as the Need Arises

We're always looking to start new groups as the need arises. Tell us you're interested and share your availability. When enough people with similar schedules are ready, we'll form a group and reach out to you first to confirm the details.

Joining the interest list doesn't commit you to anything. You decide once you know the group's day, time, and cost.

Your Questions, Answered

Held By

Many Parts, One Body is held by Marion Bean Moreland, a clinical therapist and IFS Clinical Supervisor whose work integrates Internal Family Systems with Catholic interior life. She founded Trinitas for people who spend their days holding space for others and rarely have anywhere to set it down themselves.

For any questions:

Contact Christina Coveyou: hello@trinitas.guide