Like everyone else, you may experience difficult moments or trials to overcome. Often, your loved ones provide you with the support you need to help you cope with these difficulties. However, certain situations require more help: when the distressing position you find yourself in does not improve, when the resources around you prove to be insufficient, or when the hardships you encounter prevent you from doing your work and affect your personal life, professional help may be necessary.
Your family is going through a crisis linked to a change: the arrival of a child, its adolescence, its emancipation; a separation, a family re-composition, a move; a family bereavement; the relations within your family become tense, or violent. Your family is suffering because of problems encountered by one or more family members: school failure, unemployment, illness, accident, addictions, eating disorders, depression, dangerous behaviour. Give everyone their point of view, be heard and accepted; get out of hurtful relational cycles; find a new family balance; communicate better; be supported in a process of change, put family rules into place.
The individual accompaniment allows you to clarify your personal situation, to understand what is being experienced, and thus to find support and ways to transform the situation, to encourage evolution and change in your relationship with yourself, other people. In a couple or a family, the spouse or a family member may not want to join the interviews.
This science has expanded our understanding of individual dysfunction and health as well as the nature of love relationships and family bonds. Attachment views human beings as innately relational, social and wired for intimate bonding with others. The EFT model prioritizes emotion and emotional regulation as the key organizing agents in individual experience and key relationship interactions.
EFT for couples is the gold standard for empirically validated intervention in the field of couple therapy. EFT is rapidly growing worldwide and has been used with many different types of couples in private practice, university training centers, pastoral counseling centers, and hospital clinics.
