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Emotionally Focused Therapy: A Complete Treatment

I think you’ll love Carl and Sandra if you see them – I sure loved working with them. Through this video set you can learn more about Emotionally Focused Therapy while you see this delightful couple move towards secure attachment in Emotionally Focused Therapy: A Complete Treatment when you go to psychotherapy.net Or cut and […]

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Lost In Session: Here’s Four sure fire ways to get back on track

I used to frequently get stuck when I was learning EFT couple therapy. I knew there was some next step, other intervention, or way to manage the mayhem when it got going but for the life of me I didn’t know what it was or what to do. Thank goodness for the EFT Training note […]

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Bare Naked Therapy

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The Social Brain

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Therapist Warmth: Creating Change in Couple Therapy – what we learned from Talk Time

I loved discussing with and interviewing Dr. Lori Schade when she came on Talk Time to share her dissertation, which recently won the prestigious AAMFT Research Award. What she discovered is applicable to every therapeutic model. Her Research Path Started in a Coding Lab Dr. Lori Schade wanted a dissertation that would be meaningful for […]

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Calm the Body and Grow the Heart: Stephen Porges on Polyvagal Theory

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Are You Practicing Radical Self Care?

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shimmer

Shimmer – a new favorite of Jim Thomas’. We’re going to highlight it in our Shame Resiliency Workgroup tomorrow. What do you think? Can you guess how it fits with shame resilience?

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Stage 2: How much reengagement from the withdrawer is enough?

Have you ever wondered how much reengagement from the withdrawer is enough before going to pursuer softening in Stage 2? Here’s a bit of an answer – Of course we’re without research here, even the newest research doesn’t really cover this particular question. In my experience, having a withdrawer that’s reassuring is different than a […]

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Do any of these common difficulties sound like you?

I was part of a recent discussion on what common problems therapists have trying to learn EFT. My esteemed colleague Jim Furrow wrote up his top 10. I liked his list so well, and I think you will too. I suggest you take one skill on the list per week and focus on improving each […]

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