Trail of The Cedars, a short hike through a Cedar forest in Glacier National Park, Montana, USA.

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Changes in Relationship-Specific Romantic Attachment

Using Hierarchical Linear Modeling with a sample of 32 couples, researchers examined session-by-session changes in couples’ relationship-specific attachment behaviors.

EFT Interventions

Shaping new interactions between distressed partners can feel like playing a violin in the middle of a war zone. If you’re going to help your couples heal, you have to know what to do when these new interactions start to go wrong.

Fortunately, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) provides us with a clear map to help partners have conversations that redefine a distressed relationship and ensure we’re shaping a more secure bond — the kind of bond we all long for and need. In this video, Dr. Sue Johnson demonstrates two simple EFT techniques that you can immediately use with your couples to make sure that shaping these new, loving conversations goes smoothly.

Success In Vulnerability

“Top performers don’t wing it, they push themselves to the edge and they consciously and deliberately plan for what they’re going to do next. They plan, rehearse, and reflect on their work” (Miller, 2013).

Success in Vulnerability is designed to provide the most targeted and efficient use of your out-of-session practice time, focusing on the most difficult and most essential points of psychotherapy. SV is your premier, online education experience that leads with innovative instruction to advance your therapeutic effectiveness through exclusive Modules and full-length Clinical Examples.

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Helpful Resources

Clicking on an image will take you to Amazon’s website where you can learn more about the book (and purchase it if you choose to). Please consider all of these materials for your review. I select these resources based on my own professional experience and do not receive any compensation for their promotion.

Attachment Theory In Practice by Susan M. Johnson

Becoming an Emotionally Focused Therapist by James L. Furrow

Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy with Trauma Survivors by Susan M. Johnson

Therapist Resource Videos

Outside of attending a training session, I recommend therapist enhance their experience through a combination of resources, including educational videos and insightful literature. Please consider all of these materials for your review. I select these resources based on my own professional experience and do not receive any compensation for their promotion.