EFT Training

Training for Professional Therapists in
Emotionally Focused Therapy

GEORGE FALLER
EFT Supervisor & Trainer

What is Emotionally Focused Therapy?

Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), is a form of therapy that strives to help individuals identify the underlying emotions that guide their relationships. The EFT approach was first developed by Susan Johnson and Les Greenberg in the 1980s, and it continues to become one of the most popular and effective ways to improve relationships.

The Center offers EFT supervision and training to therapy professionals in-person and online led by Clinical Director, Supervisor and Trainer, George Faller.

EFT EXTERNSHIP


Check back soon for information about the 2023 Externship

Location: TBA

During this 4-day externship, participants will learn the EFT model of therapy through a combination of lectures, videos, observations of live interviews, and role play exercises.

Upon completion of the course, participants will:

  • Identify the basic stages and steps of EFT
  • Understand marital distress from an attachment perspective
  • Help couples recognize and deescalate problematic patterns of interaction
  • Help couples understand the underlying attachment needs that drive these negative patterns
  • Help couples create and restore the emotional bond between them
  • Help couples repair attachment injuries, fostering healing within and between the couple

REGISTRATION FEE: $1,095

EFT CORE SKILLS

2024 Dates:
January 8 & 9
February 12 & 13
March 11 & 12
April 15 & 16

Note: All dates are Mondays and Tuesdays.




Location: Online via ZOOM

Core Skills training takes place over four, two day sessions. This in-depth learning experience will teach therapists the essential skills needed to practice EFT.

REGISTRATION FEE: $1800

Also note: Core Skills limits the number of participants. Please register early.

Who knew that four days could be so transformative? Under the masterful direction of George Faller, I was introduced to EFT, a powerful model that gets to “the heart” of the struggles many marriages face. EFT offers a way forward as it seeks to repair damaged ways of relating and unhelpful patterns of interacting. What is most exciting is that EFT offers real help, hope and healing for couples willing to engage in the process. It’s a tool I’m delighted to add to my tool box

– THERAPIST, TRAINING PARTICIPANT

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