EFT as my guide, personally and professionally, by guest blogger, Sara Morrow, MSMFT – Staff Therapist, The Family Institute at Northwestern University www.family-institute.org As a young thera...
by guest blogger, Gretchen Harro, M.A., LMFT As I was driving home from work the first day after a lovely, long vacation my thought was, “That could have gone better.” My client sessions hadn’t been ...
Hi All, I would like to announce that Janet Voss has recently been conferred certification as an Emotionally Focused Couples Therapist. For those of you that know Janet, you know how warm she is. B...
by Nikki Lively, LCSW – www.nikkilively.com I’ve been interested in doing couples therapy since early 2006 when I realized that in order to be a truly effective perinatal mental health special...
I was trained mainly as an individual therapist. Heavily influenced by the psychodynamic perspective, the idea was to go down and deep into an individual’s psyche. However, since my pre-doctoral inter...
Enactments – pt. 2 Enactments are key to partners establishing and deepening engagement, so it pays to know when and how to use them for maximum impact, from the first session through stage 2. To para...
Enactments – pt.1 Have you been doing enactments with your couples? Having any questions about how, why and when to do them? You’re not alone. Read on… Enactments are the face-to-fac...
I wanted to alert everyone that Sue has made the text of her recent talk available for a limited time on her website. I encourage you to stop by and read her comments on how attachment is still the de...
by Jeff Hickey LCSW, CST Remember a time as a therapist when you’ve had that ‘we’re not in Kansas anymore’ feeling? Like something very new and different has replaced what you’re comfortable with as a...
In the previous entry we covered some of the basics on heightening. This time I’m giving some examples of heightening language and the small interventions that help heighten experience in the moment. ...