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    The EFT Model: A Refuge and a Roadway The EFT model provides both a safe haven and a secure base for therapists and clients alike, bringing security, purpose and confidence to sessions. Want to refine your understanding of the stages and steps in EFT? Want to increase your confidence in knowing where your clients are in each session and where to go next? Want to enhance your skill in using the EFT Tango at a micro and macro level to structure your session and create corrective emotional experiences? Then join us as we explore Sue Johnson’s EFT Model together:

• Deepen your understanding of the 3 stages and 9 steps.
• Learn the connections between the steps and how to transition between them.
• Discover how the EFT Tango maps on to the stages and steps and provides a template for session structure.
• Gain confidence to relax into the safety of this model with your clients and let it carry you and them to good places.

Using a mixture of didactic teaching, video excerpts, discussion and practice we’ll adventure and learn together. Come join us! The Camera Loves You: Tape Review A supervision group for therapists wanting to undertake one of the most challenging and rewarding forms of EFT learning: session tape review. Bring a video (or audio) excerpt from a session with your clients and let’s explore meaningful methods for:

• Self-review
• Peer review
• Deep reflection

Using recorded sessions. Each week we’ll create a safe haven to focus in on one participant’s session recording and a key learning question of that person’s choosing, trying out a range of review approaches to help us develop our practice through experiential learning. Come face your filmic fears (or audio aversions) with us. NOTE. Written client approval for supervision review is required for audio/video tapes shared in this group.

   

Case-based Supervision groups

Each session, we discuss EFT theory and specific interventions focused around a case that one group member presents. Each participant presents a case over the course of 6 sessions and receives feedback from the supervisor and the group on the use of EFT and where to focus next with their clients. These groups are wonderful for hearing about others’ struggles and triumphs and for developing and consolidating your EFT skills. Reflection on the case can include consideration of alliance, conceptual, experiential or self-of-the-therapist issues. The overall goal is for the supervisor and group members to support each other to grow in understanding and delivering effective EFT. The session where a group member presents a case can be counted as one hour of supervision towards ICEEFT Certification as an EFT Therapist.

Skills-based Supervision groups

The EFT model provides both a safe haven and a secure base for therapists and clients alike, bringing security, purpose and confidence to sessions. Skills-based supervision groups explore Sue Johnson’s incredible EFT Model aiming to answer the following, with room to address participants key EFT-related questions:

What is the EFT tango? What does "affect assembly" look like? How do I set up and process enactments? How do I access and heighten primary emotions?

The sessions will use a mixture of didactic teaching, discussion and role plays, in order to practice and learn together.

Self-of the Therapist groups

In these supervision groups, we aim to provide a supportive environment to take your EFT work a little deeper. We will look at ways to use yourself and the relationship with your clients to help support corrective emotional experiences. We will help you tune into your practice to explore your personal responses in the therapy room, and how to draw on your secure-therapist-self; whilst supporting each other towards self-care.

 

 

General Case Based groups (GCB): Each member will present a case to the group (1 case per week), with the group addressing key questions regarding issues with alliance, conceptualisation, experiential (putting learning into practice), or self-of-therapist issues, in a warm and supportive environment. We aim to celebrate successes and be a safe place to share our struggles.

Self-of-the-Therapist groups (SOTT): We aim to provide a supportive environment to take your EFT work a little deeper. We will look at ways to use yourself and the relationship with your clients to help support corrective emotional experiences. We will help you tune into your practice to explore your personal responses in the therapy room, and how to draw on your secure-therapist-self; whilst supporting each other towards self-care.  Each week the therapist is encouraged to bring one case (past or present) that has been challenging.  The focus of discussion around this case will be more about the impact the couple had on the therapist.

Clare’s Case-Based Supervision group

In Clare’s case-based supervision groups we spend approximately 20mins on general EFT theory and interventions before then discussing a case that one group member presents. Clare provides tips and tools as relevant to the topics raised. Each session, a participant presents a case (either past or present) and receives feedback and suggestions from Clare and the group on the use of EFT and where to focus next in their work. These groups are wonderful for developing and consolidating your EFT skills and for hearing about others’ struggles and triumphs. The session where a group member presents a case can be counted as one hour of supervision towards ICEEFT Certification as an EFT Therapist. With the consent of the group, Clare records each session and sends the group a private link to view the group again for a limited period of time between sessions.

Clare’s Advanced Group: Refining and Nuancing with optional tape-review

This online supervision group is for therapists who are wanting to extend their EFT skills, who are working towards EFT certification or who want to lean right into their learning edges to refine, enhance and nuance their EFT work. This group is all about continual growth and development in a supportive environment where we all acknowledge our edges, blind-spots and “clunky” spaces. Each session, a participant presents a case, with or without video (but video makes the learning so much more powerful) and we look at specific moments where the therapist felt uncertain, blocked or triggered. This allows us to dive deeply into the model and into self-of-the-therapist themes that can come alive in order to best use the model and ourselves as tools for therapeutic change. The session where a group member presents a case can be counted as one hour of supervision towards ICEEFT Certification as an EFT Therapist. With the consent of the group, Clare records each session and sends the group a private link to view the group again for a limited period of time between sessions.

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