Go beyond intellectual awareness and learn to work in a process-oriented, experiential way to facilitate deep emotional transformation

 

This intensive experiential 8 half day training (online) provides participants with solid grounding in the skills required to work more directly with emotions in psychotherapy. The focus of the program will be experiential, learning how to promote change in core emotional structures. Participants receive in-depth skill training through a combination of didactic lectures, video demonstrations, live modeling, extensive supervised skill practice and self-reflection. The supervised real-play skill practice provides participants the unique opportunity to be therapist, client and observer in small break-out groups.

 

The training will be conducted in a humanistic learning environment, prioritizing safety to encourage exploration and foster growth.

 

This training will cover Emotion Theory including emotion assessment, principles of emotional change, and differential interventions based on process and emotion diagnoses. Participants will learn moment-by-moment attunement and identifying markers of affective/cognitive problems. Use of experiential methods like chair dialogue between parts of self and imagined significant others will be taught via presenting video demonstrations and discussion.

 

Please note that this training is for mental health professionals including psychologists, psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, social workers, psychotherapists, who have completed their professional training. Students/therapists-in-training are welcome. No prior knowledge of Emotion-Focused Therapy is needed. 

 

If you are unsure about eligibility to take the training, please contact us at contact@eftii.com to enquire before registration.

 

Certificate of Completion Requirements

 

You are required to attend ALL eight days to receive a certificate of completion.

 

This training will count towards certification as an EFT therapist with the International Society for Emotion-Focused Therapy.

 

Space is limited due to the experiential nature of the training.