Learn Emotionally Focused Therapies
Are you a therapist in Reno who wants to learn EFT? As a therapist working with couples, individuals and families, you know the value of having a clear road map. It makes all the difference when helping clients sort out difficult emotions and find corrective emotional experience. Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) offers an attachment-grounded approach that can help you quickly get to the root of client distress. As important, the interventions you'll learn how to use provide lasting change. EFT is a highly researched, effective therapy model. It features defined stages and strategies. Specifically, it assists in forming new interaction patterns. Furthermore, it fosters bonding events for clients.
You can find a listing of upcoming, local Emotionally Focused Therapy learning events here.
The video below is a discussion between Con and certified EFT Supervisor, Rachel Thomas of Therapy With Heart in Scottsdale, AZ. The two discuss their experience of attending an Externship in Emotionally Focused Therapy and how it grew their couple counseling and family therapy work.
As a Certified Emotionally Focused Therapy Supervisor by the International Center for Excellence in EFT (ICEEFT), Cornelius Sheehan, a therapist in Reno, can help you learn EFT. He can provide guidance in order to help you build the model into your sessions. Further, he'll help you develop a plan for becoming certified. EFT Certification demonstrates expertise in conceptualizing cases and using specific interventions. As a result, certified therapists can move clients through a complete course of therapy. Con also has extensive training and experience in Emotionally Focused Family Therapy (EFFT). He provides EFFT case consultation. You’ll find video recording of a recent discussion he had with Gail Palmer, MSW, RMFT, co-author of, the text, “Emotionally Focused Family Therapy” (2019), here.
Additionally, Con is fully committed to growing a diverse local EFT practitioner community. He works with colleagues to clear obstacles to getting the supervision and consultation they need. His aim is always to create a safe, collaborative, respectful environment in which to learn EFT. Supervision is available in group and individual formats, and in person or via Zoom. Groups consist of up to 7 therapists and meet every two weeks. Contact our office with questions or if you’d like to get started. Request to join our Facebook group.
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