EFT 4-Day Externship & Core Skills:
The Beginning Training
Due to COVID-19, all Externships and Core Skills are temporarily modified to accommodate virtual learning. AZEFT is proud to bring you an outstanding virtual Externship experience.
Join us for the next VIRTUAL Arizona 4-day Externship starting August 1, with LIVE virtual learning on August 20-22, 2020.
This Virtual Externship will include 2 days of self-guided learning beginning August 1. This will include watching videos of Dr. Sue Johnson, the creator of EFT. These can be watched at your leisure, and must be completed by Thursday, August 20.
Next, enjoy a LIVE virtual introductory session with Dr. Lisa Palmer-Olsen and Kathryn de Bruin, LMFT, on Thursday, August 20 from 5-7pm. The purpose of this time is to meet the trainers and get to know the other therapists in the Externship (a maximum of 50 therapists may be enrolled; these will primarily be therapists from Arizona).
Then, participate in 2 days of LIVE virtual training with Lisa and Kathryn on August 21-22, 2020.
This Virtual Externship will include 2 days of self-guided learning beginning August 1. This will include watching videos of Dr. Sue Johnson, the creator of EFT. These can be watched at your leisure, and must be completed by Thursday, August 20.
Next, enjoy a LIVE virtual introductory session with Dr. Lisa Palmer-Olsen and Kathryn de Bruin, LMFT, on Thursday, August 20 from 5-7pm. The purpose of this time is to meet the trainers and get to know the other therapists in the Externship (a maximum of 50 therapists may be enrolled; these will primarily be therapists from Arizona).
Then, participate in 2 days of LIVE virtual training with Lisa and Kathryn on August 21-22, 2020.
About Externship & Core Skills
The 4-Day Externship is designed to give you a clear understanding of the basic experiential and systemic concepts of an "Emotionally Focused" approach to couples therapy. You will learn how to conceptualize couple distress and relationship repair based on theories of attachment and emotion, and develop skills in helping partners reprocess the emotional responses that maintain relational distress. An Externship includes observation of live therapy sessions, presentations of theory and clinical techniques, skills training exercises, and discussion of specific cases, clinical material and issues. Externship can be completed as a stand-alone training in EFT, however if you want to pursue certification you will also need to complete Core Skills.
Once your complete the 4-day Externship, you are invited to attend Core Skills. Core Skills is designed to give you a "deeper dive" into each stage, step, and intervention that make up an "Emotionally Focused" approach. In Core Skills, you will be expected to show clips of your EFT therapy in action with couples.
Who should attend Externship & Core Skills?
Externship & Core Skills are recommended to all professionals who counsel couples, including psychiatrists, psychologists, family physicians, social workers, psychiatric nurses, counsellors, pastors and clergy, and students training in these professions. Registrants will be required to declare their professional designation.
Participants are strongly encouraged to read Sue Johnson's book, Creating Connections, before coming to the Externship.
Once your complete the 4-day Externship, you are invited to attend Core Skills. Core Skills is designed to give you a "deeper dive" into each stage, step, and intervention that make up an "Emotionally Focused" approach. In Core Skills, you will be expected to show clips of your EFT therapy in action with couples.
Who should attend Externship & Core Skills?
Externship & Core Skills are recommended to all professionals who counsel couples, including psychiatrists, psychologists, family physicians, social workers, psychiatric nurses, counsellors, pastors and clergy, and students training in these professions. Registrants will be required to declare their professional designation.
Participants are strongly encouraged to read Sue Johnson's book, Creating Connections, before coming to the Externship.