Robert Elliott, Jeanne C. Watson, Rhonda N. Goldman, and Leslie S. Greenberg
Preface: EFT and the Present Moment
Part I.Introducing Emotion-Focused Therapy
Chapter 1. Getting Started With Learning Emotion-Focused Therapy
Chapter 2. Research on EFT and Implications for Practice
Part II.Fundamentals of EFT: Emotion and Process
Chapter 3. EFT Theory Made Simple
Chapter 4. Following Client Process in EFT: What to Listen for
Chapter 5. Empathy and Presence: Key Therapist Experiential Processes in
EFT
Part III.Specific EFT Processes and Tasks
Chapter 6. Overview of Therapeutic Work in EFT: Tasks and Response Modes
Chapter 7. Case Formulation Work in EFT
Chapter 8. Making and Keeping Contact: The Work of Building and Repairing
Therapeutic Relationships in EFT
Chapter 9. Navigating the Ocean of Empathy in EFT: Micro-Processes and
Tasks
Chapter 10. Focusing and Facilitating Emotional Experiencing
Chapter 11. Narrative and Emotion: Reprocessing Work in EFT
Chapter 12. Working With Negative Treatment of Self
Chapter 13. Working With Unresolved Interpersonal Issues
Chapter 14. Self-Soothing and Self-Compassion Work in EFT: Coping and
Transformation
Part IV.Practical Issues in Applying EFT
Chapter 15. Adapting EFT to Particular Client Presentations
Chapter 16. Working With Emotional Injuries Stemming From Marginalization
Experiences
Chapter 17. Frequently Asked Questions about EFT
Chapter 18. Recommendations for Teaching and Learning EFT
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