Core Skills Training in EFT — Evaluation
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The Challenge of De-Escalation: A Review of Stage 1 EFT Recording
Video Recording Part 1 Accompanying Handout Download PDF Part 2
The Challenge of De-Escalation: A Review of Stage 1 EFT – Home Study
When: Any (Distance Learning/Home Study)
Instructor: Nancy Knudsen, LMFT
The De-Escalation Stage of Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) treatment takes couples through the heightened negative cycle of conflict and disconnection to a place of new possibilities based on an emerging capacity for mutual empathy. Sound easy enough? This 3-hour review of theory and practice reinforces the road map for participants learning to put the pieces together of this elegant model.
When Clients Face Ethical Dilemmas: Our Role as Therapists — Evaluation
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The Challenge of De-Escalation: A Review of Stage 1 EFT Part 2 — Evaluation
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The Challenge of De-Escalation: A Review of Stage 1 EFT Part 2
When: Wednesday, October 19, 2022; 11am-1pm ET
Where: On Zoom
Instructor: Nancy Knudsen, LMFT
The Challenge of De-Escalation: A Review of Stage 1 EFT — Evaluation
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EFT Supervision
Nancy Knudsen, LMFT offers clinical supervision for therapists working with couples and families. Stay tuned for group supervision dates beginning in February 2023. For individual supervision, email Nancy at nancy@coupleandfamilyinstitute.com.
Two of Them, One of Me: The Art of Holding Two Perspectives in Couples Therapy
When: Any (Distance Learning/Home Study)
Instructor: Nancy Knudsen, LMFT
CEs: 1.5 CEs for LICSWs, LMHCs, and Lic. Psychologists
This course explains how doing effective therapy with more than one person in the room is a whole different endeavor from working with an individual. This webinar is based on the basic concepts of Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), an evidence-based approach that has been shown to be highly effective in helping distressed couples repair and create a secure bond.
William Doherty
Bill Doherty, PhD is a Professor in the Department of Family Social Science at the University of Minnesota where he directs the