EFT vs Gottman Method: What’s the Real Difference and Why It Matters
When couples turn to therapy, they are often desperate for change, but uncertain of the path to get there. Two of the most widely known and respected approaches in the…
When couples turn to therapy, they are often desperate for change, but uncertain of the path to get there. Two of the most widely known and respected approaches in the…
Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy (EFCT) is currently in high demand, recognised as the "Gold Standard" in couples therapy. With research showing a 90% improvement rate and a 75% recovery rate…
Human emotions are complex, often appearing as a blend of feelings connected to our deepest needs for connection and security. At the core of these emotions are five key attachment…
Research on Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) in the context of pre-marital counselling has shown promising results. EFT is based on attachment theory and focuses on strengthening emotional bonds between partners,…
Divorce is a painful and often devastating experience for couples and families. Research by Dr. John Gottman identified four communication patterns that are particularly destructive to relationships, known as the…
In every relationship, there comes a time when we yearn for deeper connection and understanding with our partner. Whether you've hit a rough patch or simply want to enhance your…
Dr. Sue Johnson is a luminary in the realm of couples therapy, renowned for her groundbreaking contributions that have reshaped the landscape of relationship T. Through her creation of Emotionally…
As a couple's therapist, I have been privileged to witness remarkable transformations in relationships through the application of Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT). This approach has proven to be a powerful…
Critique of "Marriage At First Sight" Program from an Emotionally Focused Therapy Perspective The popular reality TV show "Marriage At First Sight" (MAF) has garnered widespread attention for its unconventional approach…
The Acceptance Belonging Comfort Safety Interest (ABCS+) model is a useful framework for understanding the core attachment needs that individuals have in close relationships. It highlights five key elements of…