Core Skills Training
The EFT Core Skills Training focuses on the development and refinement of the core skills of the EFT approach. The year long training experience involves four 12 hour sessions scheduled three to four months apart. Each session is designed for a small group of participants (8 - 10) to explore and refine the primary skills used in the EFT model. Each session will include practical instruction, experiential exercises, video examples, and case consultation. Those who complete the four-session Core Skills Training will be credited with 36 hours of EFT consultation and will satisfy the Advanced Externship requirement for Certification as an EFT Therapist. Full Info »
Workshops
- AAMFT Institutes for Advanced Clinical Training - Panama City Beach, FL
March 3-7, 2010
EFT: Harnessing Powerful Attachment Affect
Presented by Brent Bradley, Ph.D.
For more information and regisrtation, go to AAMFT.org
- Texas Associatin for Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Conference - San Antonio, TX
March 11, 2010
EFT and Couples with an Autistic Child 1:30-4:30 pm
Workshop by Brent Bradley, Ph.D. and student research team
For more information, go to TAMFT.org
- Trevecca Nazarene University - Nashville, TN
Issues in Therapy 2010: Professional Development for Counselors/Therapists
October 8, 2010, 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy: Harnessing Attachment Affect
Presented by Brent Bradley, Ph.D.
For more information, go to trevecca.edu
Teleconferences
The teleconference format consists of one hour group phone meetings held on selected Fridays. Two participants will present case studies for review and discussion by Brent and Jim and the other group members (Note: Brent and Jim may not both be available for every meeting). Each participant will transcribe and email a 20 minute segment and an EFT Session Note Form to all group members. A limit of 10 participants will be accepted. For those interested, this teleconference counts as 10 group supervision hours towards EFT Certification.
Watch this space for information regarding the next Teleconference,
or contact us for any available details.
Prerequisites:
- Each participant must have read Sue Johnson’s 2004 edition of Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy.
- Each participant must be using EFT with at least two couples regularly.
- Each participant must acquire a signed release from couple(s) to tape record sessions. Feel free to use the sample provided here or a release of your own.
Sample Release for Taping (PDF) »
- Each participant must acquire a signed release from couple(s) to be a part of this consultation group prior to presenting any materials.
Signed Release Form for Couples (PDF) »
- Each participant will complete an EFT Session Note Form and supply emailed copies to each group member prior to presenting.
EFT Session Note Form (PDF) »
EFT Session Note Form (Word) »
- Each registered participant will receive confirmation of their application via e-mail. Once registration reaches five participants, another email will be sent with the dates that each person will be presenting. Further instructions regarding the teleconference will be provided at the same time.
If you have any questions, please contact us at
info@theeftzone.com.
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Supervision
We each provide long-distanced individual EFT supervision as our schedules allow. Click here to see Long-Distanced Consultation Procedures. We are also open to traveling to offer a day of group supervision, or making ourselves available for a nearby group to come to us for a day. If you are interested in these, or have other creative ideas of how we may be of help to you, please contact us at
info@theeftzone.com.
Additional EFT Zone team members often help us at externships, workshops, and various EFT trainings. We highly recommend them for supervision. Read more about Our Team.
Supervision Forms:
- Long-Distanced Consultation Procedures (PDF)
- Couple Release to Tape (PDF)
- Couple Release for EFT Consultation (PDF)
- EFT Session Note Form (PDF)
- Psychological History (Life Functioning Inventory, PDF)
"Hi, Brent - I just listened to your supervision tape and found it incredibly helpful. You really can help me move my skills along. I found your labeling interventions and the reasons for them extremely beneficial and also exactly what I am looking for as I hope to eventually be an EFT supervisor myself."
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Therapist receiving EFT supervision
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Bringing Us to You for Training
Workshop on Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy
Outlined here are the learning objectives and agenda of a typical, one day couples therapy workshop. Live recorded session work is used throughout the day to exemplify real
application of key aspects of the approach.
Examples of Previous Workshop Flyers & Brochure
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Participants will gain a basic understanding of:
- An EFT/Attachment view of adult intimate relationships.
- Bringing attachment theory into the session to guide the processing of emotion.
- The process of change and key interventions in EFT.
- Review common impasses and difficult issues in EFT.
A.M.
- Brief Introduction - Couple Therapy
- The nature of marital distress and the role of affect
- A description of EFT – Goals
- Assumptions of EFT/Attachment Theory
- The nine steps of EFT
- Lecture, slides, video viewing
P.M.
- Assessment in EFT.
- Predictors of Success
- Therapists Skills & Interventions
- Reprocessing Affect/Restructuring Interactions
- Change Events. Impasses & Clinical Issues
"I want to take this opportunity to let you know I have really benefitted (and believe my couples will too) from what you and Jim are doing. I see myself going on with this- very excited about this. Anyway, you two are every bit the dynamic duo that is advertised. VERY IMPRESSIVE. And everyone here at the externship is saying it. Thanks so much."
"The externship was wonderful and I believe I now have a deeper understanding of the theory and how to use it with couples. As good as the book is and as helpful as the workbook is, neither fully demonstrate the centrality of the attachment issue to the therapy. They also do not give enough emphasis to the inside/in-between or the parts language like you two did. Thanks again for a great externship experience."
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