Learning Emotion-Focused Therapy

Auteur

Robert Elliott, Jeanne C. Watson, Rhonda N. Goldman, and Leslie S. Greenberg

Texte du rabat

Updates a classic EFT reference with over 20 years of research and theory.

Contenu

Preface: EFT and the Present Moment
Part I.Introducing Emotion-Focused Therapy
Chapter 1. Getting Started with Learning Emotion-Focused Therapy
Chapter 2. Research on EFT and Implications for Practice
Part II.Fundamentals of EFT: Emotion & Process
Chapter 3. EFT Theory Made Simple
Chapter 4. Following Client Process in EFT: What to Listen for
Chapter 5. Empathy & Presence: Key Therapist Experiential Processes in EFT
Part III.Specific EFT Processes and Tasks
Chapter 6. Overview of Therapeutic Work in EFT: Tasks and Response Modes
Chapter 7. Case Formulation Work in EFT
Chapter 8. Making and Keeping Contact: The Work of Building and Repairing Therapeutic Relationships in EFT
Chapter 9. Navigating the Ocean of Empathy in EFT: Micro-Processes and Tasks [51 pp]
Chapter 10. Focusing and Facilitating Emotional Experiencing [50 pp]
Chapter 11. Narrative and Emotion: Reprocessing Work in EFT [63 pp]
Chapter 12. Working with Negative Treatment of Self [68 pp]
Chapter 13. Working with Unresolved Interpersonal Issues [52 pp]
Chapter 14. Self-Soothing and Self-Compassion Work in EFT: Coping and Transformation
Part IV.Practical Issues in Applying EFT
Chapter 15. Adapting EFT to Particular Client Presentations [70 pp]
Chapter 16. Working With Emotional Injuries Stemming From Marginalization Experiences
Chapter 17. Frequently Asked Questions about EFT [54 pp]
Chapter 18. Recommendations for Teaching and Learning EFT
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