2024 Jan | EFFT (Level 1)

Name: 2024 Jan | EFFT (Level 1)
Start: 2024-01-18
End: 2024-01-19
Location: Live-Online

Register for “Emotionally Focused Family Therapy (Level 1)”

2 Day Event

Thursday, Jan. 18, 2024
Friday, Jan. 19, 2024

Daily Schedule

6hr training + 40min lunch + two 10min breaks

Event Time by North American Time Zone

Pacific: 7:00am – 2:00pm
Mountain: 8:00am – 3:00pm
Central: 9:00am – 4:00pm
Eastern: 10:00am – 5:00pm

Why choose “EFFT Level 1”?

Over two-days, you’ll learn EFT’s transformative approach to restore connection and strengthen resilience in families. Help clients to grow, deepen bonds, and improve relationships across generations with EFFT.

Emotionally Focused Family Therapy (EFFT) is an attachment-based approach that combines both systemic and experiential interventions to mend broken bonds and heal fractured families. Building upon the empirically-based practices of Emotionally Focused Therapy, The EFT therapists focus on family member’s emotional experience and the problem patterns that block family members from accessing the resources they would otherwise share. A primary goal of EFFT is to reduce problematic behavior by creating new patterns of emotional accessibility and responsiveness that offer a secure base for children to develop and families to thrive. EFFT provides a practical approach to engaging families at an emotional level. Accessing, processing, and connecting family members through the power of emotional experience promotes healing and fosters a family’s resilience to the everyday and unexpected challenges of life.

This workshop provides a theoretical overview of the EFT approach applied to family therapy. This training demonstrates the practical steps the EFT therapist follows in working through relational distress in families using the EFT process of change. Specific interventions are demonstrated to promote a clinician’s ability to work through parent and child relational blocks using attachment-based and emotion focused techniques. Participants will learn a powerful transformative approach that is foundational in helping parents and children who are struggling with remaining securely attached.

This training provides three areas of advanced knowledge in family practice. The training will deepen participants conceptualization of emotional processing within family relationships. Sessions will highlight specific application of EFFT interventions necessary to transform reactive relationship patterns. Clinical demonstrations and discussions will illustrate key steps in the EFFT process of change.

Register at the bottom of this page.

What are the readings, learning objectives, and path to certification? Do you offer this course on other dates/times?

Follow the below link to gain the answers to all these questions.

Learn more about “EFFT”

What are the prerequisites and attendance requirements for this course?

Find answers on our FAQ page

How do I get CEs?

12 CE Hours are available for this course.

Learn more on our CE page

What discounts are available? Do you offer scholarships?

For transparency, you will find all ticket types shown below: Full Price, Student, and (where available) Early Bird.

We also offer discounts to groups (a minimum of 10 attendees) and we run a scholarship program.

Learn more about our Diversity Scholarship program

Become the therapist you want to be! Register today.

Tags: Central Time, Eastern Time, EFFT Lv1

Date

Jan 18 - 19 2024

Expired!

Cost

$450

Location

Live-Online

Trainers

James Furrow ICEEFT Certified Trainer

James Furrow

ICEEFT Certified Trainer

James L Furrow, Ph.D., is a recognized leader and contributor to the practice of Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) with couples and families. He is contributing author and editor to five EFT texts including Emotionally Focus Family Therapy: Restoring Connection and Promoting Resilience and Becoming an Emotionally Focused Therapist: The Workbook. His research on couple therapy, positive youth development and spirituality are featured in leading professional journals. He is a clinical fellow and an approved supervisor with the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy and a Certified Family Life Educator. Jim is an ICEEFT certified EFT therapist, supervisor, and trainer. He resides in Seattle Washington.
Ryan Rana ICEEFT Certified Trainer

Ryan Rana

ICEEFT Certified Trainer

Ryan Rana, PhD., LPC/LMFT
Ryan is the founding Director of the Arkansas Center for EFT and is a Certified EFT Supervisor and Trainer. A former counseling/marriage and family therapy faculty member at 3 universities, he did his training in Emotionally Focused Therapy with Dr. Sue Johnson and George Faller. In 2012, Ryan founded the Arkansas EFT community (now Arkansas EFT Center). Additionally, Ryan is the CEO and cofounder of The Joshua Center in Arkansas, where he maintains a private practice. Ryan’s clinical practices include: couples, sexuality, anxiety, depression, traumatic stress, high stress performance/recovery, team leadership dynamics and other similar areas. He provides EFT intensives with couples in Arkansas. Ryan has a passion to advance EFT via education and trainings in several regions. Before becoming a therapist, Ryan was an athlete and pitching coach at the collegiate level of baseball. He also spends significant time studying military training processes and practices as well as dynamics of performance and sustainability in military and law enforcement – as well as how it relates to the process of strategies of change and healing in psychotherapy. Ryan is a civilian contractor with the US Army, US Marine Corps, and US Air Force. Additionally, Ryan is professional threat management consultant with Safehaven Security group. Ryan also has a social media presence as cofounder of The Leading Edge in Emotionally Focused Therapy podcast and www.successinvulnerability.com

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