The Importance of an Attachment History-Emotionally Focused Therapy; Featuring EFT Trainer Ryan Rana

As an Emotionally Focused therapist, getting a client's attachment history and connect the dots between the past and the present can provide a lot of revelations for your clients. But many therapists struggle with what to ask and how to reflect it in a way that is revelational. Join We Heart Therapy host Anabelle Bugatti, PhD, LMFT, & Certified EFT Trainer Ryan Rana, PhD as they discuss the importance of a good attachment history in Emotionally Focused Therapy.
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[@tracylstuan]

Thank you Dr Anabelle for this wonderful talk. Hope that I will be able to use these powerful questioning technique when I am in front of clients.

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Thank you very much for this talk!

[@michaelcascio8856]

Excellent Information - Thank You Both

[@jeffs.3348]

This is excellent!

[@jeffs.3348]

I have a suggestion too for another video: How to talk to your clients about their needs. How to talk about it, discuss what it means. How to explore it together with their partner. Sometimes I have a hard time with this discussion.

[@Tation39]

Thank you.

[@jeffs.3348]

Great video!!

[@108u9]

Thank you Anabelle for the work! Would it be possible for a future episode to be centred on how the principles and frameworks of EFT can be applied to aid in healing after the end of a relationship? To assist individuals with moving forward more positively, to best recover from the trauma and grief

[@Wehearttherapy]

There is a video about using EFT to help couples that want to break up! It features Ting Liu!