We are wired for love as human beings. This means our closest relationships impact us in significant ways. On one hand, loving relationships are essential for our growth and wellbeing. On the other hand, difficulties in our closest relationships fuel many of our most painful emotional struggles.
A wealth of scientific research on attachment relationships now shows that we are innately social and deeply wired for relationships. Increasing evidence also shows that we need healthy, secure relationships to thrive as human beings throughout our whole lives. This is why Dr. Sue Johnson says "all the research agrees that a stable, loving relationship is the absolute cornerstone of human happiness and general wellbeing."
Yet unfortunately, we can fall into negative relationship patterns where we get stuck in vicious cycles of distress and disconnection. Many of us know this all too well. This is why I've dedicated myself to supporting people in getting unstuck from relationship difficulties so they can create stronger, more fulfilling connections.
Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) is a primary therapeutic approach in my counselling practice. EFT is an evidence-based therapy used with couples, families, and individuals.
Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFCT) is an attachment-based, experiential therapy that focuses on supporting couples in restructuring negative cycles of interaction so loved ones can build a more secure and healthy relationship together.
The overall process of change in EFCT unfolds in three stages:
The average length of EFCT is 12-20 sessions. EFCT begins with an assessment phase that includes an initial session with the couple followed by an individual session with each partner.
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