EFT SUPERVISION GROUPS

Who can participate?

• EFT-Trained group – for repeat participants of earlier Seasons AND those who have completed the Externship plus Core Skills 1/2 and above:
• Those who completed the Externship Only, and/or are planning to pursue further advanced EFT training:
• EFT-Newcomers group – Pre-Externship EFT Summer Schools participants are welcome, if you have completed Introductory EFT Overview workshops and read ‘Attachment Theory in Practice’ by Sue Johnson, 2019.

Groups are especially useful for those working towards EFT Certification with special attention
paid to relevant issues arising around the process.

Commitment to the whole series is required

(7/8 monthly sessions) to preserve consistency and continuity of learning the model.

What will you be getting?

• A steady and substantial focus on EFT process, skills and interventions in an atmosphere of a safe and collegial/supervisory support
• Attention paid to the following (flexible structure of the meetings): Dilemmas and stuck places, any EFT ‘ah-ha’ moments, with some didactic material in step-by-step approach (as the model itself unfolds in therapy). Review of the participants’ case material (audio/video presentation) focusing on what worked, or maybe didn’t, interventions used and a rationale behind them, what other entry points might be there, helping with ‘tough’ places and support around where to take it further; Role play on the basis of clients’ material or dilemmas
• In-session use of DVD clips of Sue Johnson’s, Gail Palmer’s, Rebecca Jorgensen’s couple sessions with subsequent discussion.
• Relevant articles, useful forms, presentations relevant to the topics under discussion.
• Exploration of a clinician’s use of self and how it is impacting the process.

Cost

£45 for 2 hour session per person.

Confidentiality

Every care will be taken to preserve the confidentiality of clients.

• Attending therapists are expected to belong to recognised professional bodies (eg, BACP, UKCP, COSRT, etc) and are bound by Code of Ethics to keep confidential any clients’ information in the videos.
• · Therapists will be given notice to leave the room and not participate in a session if they think they may know the clients in videos.
• Participating therapists recognise and accept that no clients’ material can be shown outside these sessions and no copies can be made, audio or video.