How to Decrease Conflict and Increase Connection in Couples Sessions
by Scott Woolley

Webinar Series: Deepening Your Clinical Skills

Couples therapy is challenging, but far more so when partners are locked into highly charged seemingly intractable conflicts. This webinar featuring Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) trainer Scott Woolley, PhD, will provide you with five highly effective, straightforward EFT-based steps that you can use with your own couples clients regardless of your therapeutic approach.   
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Couples locked into repetitive and unyielding cycles of conflict come to therapy at a loss for how to break these destructive patterns of relating. In these cases, effective therapy requires not only knowledge, experience, and clinical grit, but skills specifically designed to meet the needs of these clients. Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) provides just that. Clinician and trainer, Scott Woolley will teach you how to apply its core 5 Tango Steps through a live demonstration with real clients.

From a good relationship to one suffering from lack of vulnerability and fear of isolation, Jeannetta and Chris find themselves disconnected in the wake of a devastating medical diagnosis. Using in-the moment work with the couple, Woolley will show you how to gently and safely break down barriers, repair relational wounds, and re-build connection through validation, empathy, intentionality, curiosity, attunement, and therapeutic engagement.

Watch as Woolley uses skill and compassion to work with this couple, and field questions from a global audience with moderator Travis Heath. By the end, you will come away with a new, or perhaps renewed, confidence in your ability to work with couples divided by conflict. You will learn to effectively dance through these challenging sessions by applying the 5 tango moves of EFT, which include:
  • tuning into the present emotional process
  • deepening clients’ emotional experience
  • setting up clinical enactments
  • processing the enactment
  • summarizing and consolidating what occurred
Be courageous––join the dance with us––and be prepared to take your clinical work with challenging couples to the next level.  

Psychotherapy.net Webinar Series Deepening Your Clinical Skills

Develop tools for building and strengthening the single most important factor in improving client outcomes - the therapeutic relationship. This Psychotherapy.net webinar series focuses on interventions and clinical skills you can use to improve client outcomes regardless of approach or therapeutic issues. Through case consultations, clinical sessions. and demonstrations you'll learn...

  • Interventions for moving stuck clients forward
  • Techniques for maintaining rapport while challenging clients to dig deeper
  • In-session exercises for building connections and heightening awareness
  • Tips for honing your therapeutic presence

Available only to our members and subscribers. Find out how to access this video for individual use, for more than one person using multiple-user access, or for use in academic institutions.

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Length of video: 01:28:30

English subtitles available

Group ISBN-10 #: 1-60124-786-9

Group ISBN-13 #: 978-1-60124-786-5

Scott Wooley, PhD, is a founder and Director of the San Diego Center for Emotionally Focused Therapy and the Training and Research Institute for EFT (TRI-EFT). Dr. Woolley has trained therapists in EFT in many areas of the world, and works closely with Dr. Susan Johnson, founder of EFT.

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