Geneva Center
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Excellence in training mental health clinicians in Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy


 
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"She (Kathryn) is
one of the best instructors I have had in my 9 year professional career." -Ami Norman

"Kathryn is a gift to the EFT community and to therapists learning the model. I feel honored that I got the opportunity to learn from her. Words cannot express how grateful I am that my first training with the model was with Kathryn"
-Eve Hornstein

 
"I don't usually say this often, but you (Kathryn) are an extraordinarily gifted clinician and person - so real and genuine and brilliant. Attending this externship was life changing for me and I look forward to reading more about attachment theory and EFT for couples, and using it in my practice." -Benta Sims

 

"I want to thank you for such a wonderful training. You are amazing to watch in session and so good at what you do."
-EM
 

"You (Kathryn) and EFT have inspired me and I have finally found my passion."
-EM


"I want to thank you for such a wonderful training. You are amazing to watch in session and so good at what you do." EM
"I want to thank you for such a wonderful training. You are amazing to watch in session and so good at what you do." EM
 
BOSTON
EXTERNSHIP IN MAY!

The Externship in EFT is the basic four-day training in Emotionally Focused Therapy and a pre-requisite for all other trainings.  It includes an overview of all aspects of the model including steps and stages, interventions, adult attachment theory, and application of EFT with couples and families. The Externship material is taught with a variety of teaching methods including lecture, interactive discussions, role plays, video demonstrations and live session consultations. The Externship is the pre-requisite for all other trainings in EFT.

Who Should Attend?
The Externship is recommended for all types of mental health clinicians who counsel couples. This training is specifically focused on the use of EFT with couples. 

Brief Objectives:
Externship participants learn how to view relationship distress from an attachment perspective, help partners reprocess the emotional experiences that led to their relationship distress, help couples create new bonding events, and work with clinical impasses.  Participants will learn the steps and stages of the model, interventions most commonly used, and how to work with each couple's underlying interactional pattern.  

Participants are strongly encouraged to read Sue Johnson’s (2004) Creating Connections, the basic text of EFT, before the start of the Externship.
 
 
Boston Externship: May 2015
(Participants must be present for all 4 days as the Externship is a 4 day training.)
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