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Facilitated by
Professor Robert Elliott
The new Emotion-Focused
Therapy Masterclass Series is open to counsellors and psychotherapists (Diploma
level or above) who have completed Level Two or Level Three training in EFT. If it’s been a while since you did EFT
training, it can serve as a refresher course and enable you to catch up on more
recent developments in EFT theory, practice and training.
Each day will
feature a mix of EFT Practice Check-in (mini supervisions), brief presentations
of specialist material on EFT; video or live demonstrations; in-depth
supervision of client work; small group skill practice; and group processing. Emphasis
will be on putting EFT into practice and examining blocks to effective practice.
Participants are expected to bring client case material to each session,
in the form of either session recordings or process notes.
Sessions can be
signed up for either individually or as a six-day package. All six masterclasses will be day-long Friday
sessions, from November 2013 to September 2014, and held in the main city
centre campus of the University of Strathclyde. This course allows participants
the opportunity to work toward the expert-supervision-own-work criterion for
EFT-Individual Certification Level A (Completion of Training, 5 hrs) or Level B
(Completion of Supervision, 15 hrs) and can also be taken in place of EFT Level
3.
2013:
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Topics:
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29 November
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EFT Case
monitoring and formulation: Case formulation is a rapidly
developing topic within EFT. This session will focus on (a) methods for
systematically tracking your clients’ progress and experience of therapy; and
(b) formulation of key emotion processes and tasks for your clients. Participants are required to bring client
material for case formulation work.
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2014:
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31 January
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EFT Open Marker
Work: After EFT Practice Check-in and a review of
the main EFT tasks, much of the rest of this session will consist of small
group skill practice, as well as supervision.
Bring in material from clients who puzzle you regarding what task to
work on!
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28 March
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EFT for
Depression: EFT has been
shown to be highly effective for helping clients with depression. In this session I will provide an overview
of experiential processes in depression and key EFT tasks in depression,
including self-criticism splits, self-interruption, and unfinished
business. The session will include
videos or live demonstration, supervision of client work, and small group
skill practice. Bring in material from
your depressed clients.
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2 May
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EFT for Anxiety: There is now an integrated EFT for working with
social anxiety and other forms of anxiety difficulty. In this session I will provide an overview
of anxiety difficulties, a review of different person-centred-experiential
theories of anxiety difficulties, and the EFT approach to working with
anxiety, featuring videos or live demonstration, supervision of client work,
and small group skill practice, emphasising anxiety split work and
self-soothing. Bring in material from
your anxious clients.
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20 June
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Therapeutic
Difficulties in EFT: As with all approaches to therapy,
relational problems occur in EFT, including ruptures between client and
therapist. In this session, I present
an overview of the different types of therapeutic difficulty; a model for
processing therapist negative reactions; and key therapist strategies for
addressing these difficulties, including both personal work and relational
dialogue with clients. Bring your
therapeutic difficulties and dilemmas with clients!
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12 Sept
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EFT for Trauma: Research
indicates that EFT is a highly effective treatment for post-trauma
difficulties, including both single episode traumas and complex trauma. In this session, I present an overview of
EFT trauma theory and the application of EFT to trauma, emphasising Narrative
Retelling, emotional regulation work and Meaning Protest. The session will feature video or live
demonstration, supervision of client work, and small group skill
practice. Bring in material from your
trauma clients.
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· Enrolment is set
for a minimum of 10 and a maximum of 15.
The balance between supervision and skill practice will depend of number
of participants.
· Course fee: Regular price: Three weeks before each
session: Sign up for individual sessions at £100 each or get a discount by registering
for the whole series at £550 by 8 November.
Late registration (less than 3 weeks before each session): £120.
· The course could
be taken for continuing professional education credit.
Contact: jan.bissett@strath.ac.uk or 0141-444 8415 for further information on this training, the
facilitators, ways of applying for this course or other APT events
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