* Provides a vital, hands-on resource that enables couples to readily explore and apply the principles of Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) to their relationship.
* Contains three chapters on emotion, which is a key component to EFT, and is a difficult concept for both therapists and clients to understand.
* Each chapter includes several relationship strengthening exercises that build on each other incrementally in small manageable steps.
* Offers illustrative case examples, which are both instructive and normalizing to couples.
* Includes recent research on attachment and the EFT model, building upon Sue Johnson's latest work, 'Attachment Theory in Practice'.
* Offers therapists a new section on how to use this workbook as an adjunct to therapy.
* There is a greater focus on diversity, including culture, sexual identity, and gender fluidity, with updated language and a look at how cultural issues play out in couple dynamics.
* Authors are certified EFT therapists and trainers who hail from Canada and Australia.
* Demand for training in EFT is continuing to expand across Canada, South America, Europe, Asia, New Zealand, and Australia.
