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EFT for Therapists: What You Need To Know

Are you interested in becoming a Certified EFT couples therapist?

EFT is a unique empirically-based treatment that integrates family systems and experiential approaches with attachment theory. It focuses on emotional availability, responsiveness and engagement and the investment in secure relationships.

As an evidence-based treatment, EFT offers an alternative to more technically-oriented evidence-based approaches.
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    Negative emotions, such as anger and fear, narrow our focus, while positive emotion expands the range of our thoughts and creates the urge to play and experiment.

    - Dr. Sue Johnson - EFT creator and founder of the International Centre for Excellence in Emotionally Focused Therapy (ICEEFT)
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    All of us, from cradle to grave, are happiest when life is organised as a series of excursions, long or short, from the secure base provided by our attachment figure(s).

    - Dr. Sue Johnson
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    No one can dance with a partner and not touch each other’s raw spots. We must know what these raw spots are and be able to speak about them in a way that pulls our partner closer to us.

    - Dr. Sue Johnson
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    Learning to love and be loved is, in effect, about learning to tune in to our emotions so that we know what we need from a partner and expressing those desires openly, in a way that evokes sympathy and support from him or her.

    - Dr. Sue Johnson
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    To be human is to need others, and this is no flaw or weakness.

    - Dr. Sue Johnson

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