The Practice of Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy Creating Connection 3rd Edition by Susan Johnson 0815348010 9780815348016

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ISBN-10 :  0815348010 

ISBN-13 :  9780815348016

Author:  Susan M.  Johnson 

Since its original publication in 1996, The Practice of Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy has been the definitive guide for couple therapists, supervisors, and students wishing to practice emotionally focused therapy. This cutting-edge third edition addresses recent changes in the field of couple therapy, including updated research results relating to clinical interventions, expanded understandings of emotion regulation, adult attachment and neuroscience, and dynamic EFT applications for a range of issues such as depression, anxiety, sexual disorders, and PTSD. Chapters introduce micro-interventions for use in EFT couple sessions, as well as a systematic presentation of a macro set of interventions called the EFT Tango. Clinical examples are included throughout, bringing the in-session process of change alive, and two case chapters offer in-depth commentaries of Stage 1 and Stage 2 EFT sessions. Written by the leading authority on emotionally focused therapy, this third edition is an essential reference on all aspects of EFT and its uses for mental health professionals in the field of couple and marital therapy.

The Practice of Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy Creating Connection 3rd Table of contents:

1 The Field of Couple Therapy and EFT
The Emergence and Growth of EFT
The EFT Approach
What Is EFT?
How Is EFT Different From Other Approaches?
Role of the Therapist
A Primary Focus on the Present
Treatment Goals—Secure Bonding
An Emotional Focus
Taking People As They Are
Where Does the EFT Theory of Change Come From?
What Does EFT Look Like?
Stage 1: The De-Escalation of Negative Cycles of Interaction—Relationship Stabilization
Stage 2: Changing Interactional Positions
Stage 3: Consolidation and Integration
The Process of Change
A Typical Change Process: Snapshots
Cycle De-Escalation
Withdrawer Engagement
Blamer Softening
2 An Attachment View of Love: The EFT Approach
The EFT Perspective on Adult Love
The Tenets of Attachment Theory
Adult Attachment—A Note
Attachment as an Integrative Perspective
Changes in Attachment
The Significance of Attachment Theory for Couple Therapy
3 The EFT Theory of Change: Within and Between
The Experiential Viewpoint—Changing Inner Experience
Systems Theory: Changing Interactional Patterns
Integrating Systemic and Experiential Perspectives
Summary: The Primary Assumptions of EFT
4 The Basics of EFT Interventions: Emotions and the Macro-Intervention, the EFT Tango
Expanding Experience and Shaping Dances
The Key Role of Empathy
Task 1: The Creation and Maintenance of a Therapeutic Alliance
Task 2: The Accessing and Reformulating of Emotion
Emotion in EFT
Which Emotion to Focus On?
Example: A Therapist Piecing Together the Elements of Emotion
The EFT Tango: Changing Self and Relational System
Tango Move 1—Mirroring Present Process
Tango Move 2—Affect Assembly and Deepening
Tango Move 3—Choreographing Engaged Encounters
Tango Move 4—Processing the Encounter
Tango Move 5—Integrating and Validating
The Therapist’s Stance in the EFT Tango
5 Basic EFT Micro Skills: Experiential and Systemic
Skills and Micro-Interventions: Task 2: Accessing, Regulating, and Restructuring Emotion
1. Reflection
2. Validation
3. Evocative Responding: Reflections and Questions
4. Heightening
5. Empathic Conjecture/Interpretation
6. Self-Disclosure
Summary
Task 3: Restructuring Interactions Toward Positive Connection
1. Tracking and Reflecting
2. Reframing
3. Restructuring and Shaping Interactions
Techniques Specific to Difficult Therapeutic Impasses
Diagnostic Pictures or Narratives
Individual Sessions
Summary
The How of Interventions
In-Session Processes and Interventions
6 Assessment: Defining the Dance and Listening to the Music
Process Goals
The Therapy Process
Personal Landmarks or Defining Incidents and Injuries
Interactional Landmarks
Individual Sessions
Therapeutic Processes
Therapeutic Markers
Intrapsychic Markers
Interpersonal Markers
Interventions
The EFT Tango in Early Sessions
Move 1: Mirror and Reflect Present Process
Move 2: Affect Assembly and Deepening
Micro-Interventions in Early Sessions
1. Reflection
2. Validation
3. Evocative Reflections and Questions
4. Tracking and Reflecting Interactions
5. Reframing
Couple Process and End State of Early Sessions
7 Changing the Music: Toward De-Escalation/Stabilization
Markers
What Does the EFT Tango Typically Look Like at This Point in Therapy?
Micro-Interventions
1. Validation
2. Evocative Reflections and Questions
3. Heightening
4. Empathic Conjecture
5. Tracking and Reflecting Patterns and Cycles of Interaction
6. Reframing of the Problem in Terms of Contexts and Cycles
Couple Process and State at the End of Stage 1
End of Stage 1: Snapshot and Exercise
8 Deepening Engagement: The Beginning of Stage 2
Markers
The EFT Tango in Stage 2
Micro-Interventions in Stage 2
1. Evocative Responding
2. Heightening
3. Empathic Conjecture
4. Restructuring Interactions
Couple Process and End State
9 Reaching for Secure Connection
EFT Change Events in Stage 2: Re-Engagement and Softening
Markers
The Tango in Change Events—Re-Engagement and Softening in Stage 2
Interventions
Evocative Responding: Reflections and Questions
Empathic Conjecture
Tracking and Reflecting the Cycle
Reframing
Restructuring Interactions
Change Events
Withdrawer Re-Engagement
Softening
10 The Consolidation of a Secure Base: Stage 3
The Beginning of Stage 3
Markers: The Beginning of Consolidation
Consolidating New Positions, Stories, and Visions
In the Final Sessions
Interventions in the Consolidation Stage
Reflection and Validation of New Patterns and Responses
Evocative Responding
Reframing
Restructuring Interactions
Couple Process and End State
The Nurturing and Maintenance of a More Secure Bond
11 Key Clinical Issues and Solutions: Becoming an EFT Therapist
Becoming an EFT Therapist
Question: What Types of Couples/Individuals Is EFT Particularly Suited For/Not Suited For?
Question: When Is EFT Contraindicated?
Question: What Is the General EFT Stance on Addressing Diversity?
Question: How Does the EFT Therapist Deal With Impasses in Therapy?
Question: How Does the EFT Therapist Deal With Past Experiences?
Question: Does the EFT Therapist Ever Contain Emotion?
Question: Do Individuals Change in the Course of EFT?
Question: How Does the EFT Therapist Know Which Emotion to Focus On?
Question: How Does Emotional Experience Evolve in EFT?
Engagement Expands Emotion
Specific Interactional Tasks Create New Experience and a New Story
Emotional Processing Naturally Evolves and Has Its Own Pathways
Comment
Question: What Do We Know of the Process of Becoming an EFT Therapist?
12 EFFT: Emotionally Focused Family Therapy
Restructuring Attachment
Basic Goals and Techniques
Format
Prerequisites and Contraindications
First Sessions (1–2)
Working Through Sessions
First Case Example of EFFT: My Daughter, I Just Want to Protect You
A Typical Session
Reflection of Experience
Reflection of Pattern
Validation
Evocative Responding
Heightening
Empathic Conjecture
Reframing
Restructuring Interactions
Termination Sessions
Differences From EFT for Couples
Second Case Example of EFFT: Hold Me Tight Before I Go
Present Status of EFFT
13 Relationship Traumas: Addressing Attachment Injuries
Forgiveness and Reconciliation
14 Live at an EFT Externship: A Stage 1 EFT Session
15 A Stage 2 EFT Session
Stage 2 Session
The Tsunami of Disapproval

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