An Emotionally Focused Workbook for Couples
How to integrate and use this powerful resource with your couples
Veronica Kallos-Lilly, PhD & Jenny Fitzgerald PhD
ICEEFT Certified EFT Trainers
In this two- hour online conversation, Veronica and Jenny will discuss what’s new in the 2nd edition of their popular book, An Emotionally Focused Workbook for Couples: The Two of Us. We will share ideas on how to use it to support your therapeutic process in session. We always envisioned the workbook as a bridge connecting the powerful in-session experience of EFT to our clients’ lives outside of session, to bolster their growth and transformation. Similarly, the workbook exercises and L-O-V-E conversations provide rich material for couples to bring into their sessions to further explore and deepen with their therapist. During our presentation we will dig into a few key exercises in the book and illustrate how to work with them experientially in your sessions. We will also save some time to share your comments and questions.
Bio:
Veronica Kallos-Lilly is a certified EFT Trainer and Supervisor, Clinical Psychologist, and co-founder of the Vancouver Couple & Family Institute and Vancouver Centre for EFT Training. Since 1995 she has taken great pleasure in traveling within Canada, the US, and Australia to train therapists in EFT with Couples and Individuals, EFT and Trauma, and Self of Therapist workshops. Veronica also enjoys writing and is a contributing author of Becoming an Emotionally Focused Therapist: The Workbook.
Jenny Fitzgerald is an EFT certified trainer and supervisor, Clinical Psychologist, and director of Emotionally Focused Therapy & Training Australia in Brisbane. She enjoyed teaching EFT at the University of Queensland for many years and continues to provide EFT supervision and training to clinicians in many parts of Australia. She is editor of Foundations for Foundations for couples therapy: Research for the real world for the real world and co- editor of Communication Skills in Medicine: Promoting Patient Centred Care and Psychosocial Dimensions in Medicine.