Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)
Everyone deserves connection and love.
What is EFT?
There are times when emotions such as anger, fear, mistrust, or betrayal may cause disharmony within a relationship. Emotionally Focused Therapy and Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT) are a family of related approaches to psychotherapy with individuals, couples, and/or families. Clients who wish to overcome disconnection and accomplish more emotional connection and honesty within their relationships are good candidates for EFT.
How does EFT work?
EFT aims at making changes here in the present by de-escalating the couple’s or family members’ negative cycle of engaging and allowing them to gain an understanding of what is happening within the relationship.
Your therapist will collaborate with you to restructure your interactions with loved ones, help you identify and discuss any fears within the relationship, and guide you to use language that doesn’t push the other person away. Clients learn to trust each other and feel safe to discuss their needs while becoming more open and responsive to one another.
EFT is an researched, evidence-based therapy proven to be effective in addressing interpersonal challenges and pain.
Who should participate in EFT?
- people who have the same problem or argument over and over
- couples lacking connection
- relationships which are strained
- those having a hard time making a joint decision
- those in relationships who wish to be proactive in addressing conflict and challenges
- people who have experienced relationship injuries
We agree to provide a safe space to collaboratively reach your goals.
There is hope.
With your therapist’s help, you will begin to understand the sources of your negative cycles, learn how to change those patterns, and continue healthier types of conversations outside of therapy. Clients who participate in EFT leave therapy with better listening skills, deeper emotional understanding, and more productive ways to respond to emotional situations.
I’m ready for a more fulfilling relationship. How do we get started?
1. Contact our Practice Administrator to be matched with an EFT Therapist who fits your needs.
2. Schedule an intake appointment to discuss your concerns and goals.
3. Allow your Therapist to create an individualized treatment plan for you and your partner.
4. Work together to meet your goals.
5. Enjoy a more fulfilling relationship and a happier home.
Still have Questions?
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