Introduction

Part 1 EFT Micro-Skill Workouts

Part 2 EFT Tango Workouts

Part 2.1 Introducing the EFT Tango with Case Examples

Part 2.2 EFCT Tango Workouts with Mei Ling and Aki

Part 2.3 EFIT Tango Workouts with Samir

Part 3 Self-of-the-Therapist Workouts

Part 3.1 Journaling Workouts with the EFT Tango

Part 3.2 Reflection Workouts on Lingering with and Following Emotion

Part 3.3 Workout to Set Leaning Goals: Antidotes to Common EFT Challenges

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"Workouts for Stepping into Emotionally Focused Therapy is a companion to Stepping into Emotionally Focused Therapy: Key Ingredients of Change (2nd ed.). Inspired by Deliberate Practice, it is filled with exercises called workouts first with couples (EFCT), followed by a series of workouts in that same skill or move with individuals (EFIT). The workouts are more than skill-drills. They are clear, tangible ways for the reader-practitioner to become emotionally engaged within self and in attunement with each client scenario and to strengthen their EFT muscles with the practice of each of these EFT ingredients of change. Part 1 includes workouts of ten micro-skills across a wide range of client scenarios, including diversity of racial, ethnic, gender, sexual orientation, religious, neurodiversity and other contextual diversity. Workouts with the five moves of the EFT Tango, from beginning of therapy to the completion of Stage 2 change, first with a couple and then with an individual, make up Part 2. The reader-practitioner has opportunity in Part 3 to apply the macro-intervention to Stages 1 and 2 change in their own lives, to explore barriers to following and deepening emotions and to utilize a series of antidotes for typical EFT therapist challenges and goal-setting. Containing practical handles for the new clinician or graduate student wanting to integrate EFT into their practice, it is also stimulating and relevant for seasoned therapists and counsellors seeking to sharpen EFT skills and develop confidence in the model with both couples and individuals"--