Discover how emotionally focused therapy (EFT) leverages deep, experiential work to create transformative change in relationships. In this episode, we explore the nuance of stage two enactments, how to recognize when clients are ready, and the vital role of daring to go into painful, disowned fears to foster healing.In this episode:

• The distinct focus of EFT stage two: enactments of attachment fears and needs
• The importance of creating disconfirming experiences to rewire neural networks
• How to gauge client readiness for heightened emotional work
• The critical role of therapist self-awareness and practice in depth work
• Strategies for managing the challenges of zoom-based EFT sessions
• The significance of trust, alliance, and stabilizing stages before deep interventions
• Encouragement for therapists learning to do this transformative, experiential depth work

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To learn more about working with or training with Michael Barnett or Dr. Silvina Irwin visit their websites

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www.eftcla.org

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