Susan M. Johnson, Ed.D., is the leading developer of Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) for individuals, couples, and families. She is Professor Emeritus of Clinical Psychology at the University of Ottawa, Distinguished Research Professor at Alliant University, San Diego, and Director of the International Center for Excellence in EFT ([...] She has received many awards for her seminal work in couple therapy and attachment and is the proud recipient of the Order of Canada. Her book Hold me Tight has sold more than one million copies world wide.

T. Leanne Campbell, Ph.D., is co-director of the Vancouver Island Centre for EFT and Campbell & Fairweather Psychology Group (a multi-site psychology practice) and is an Honorary Research Associate of Vancouver Island University. Initially trained by Dr. Susan M. Johnson, she has been working in the EFT model across modalities for the past three decades. She trains professionals around the globe and is a co-developer of various educational materials and programs.

Introduction 1. What is EFIT? Let's See! 2. What is the Guiding Framework for EFIT? 3. Shaping Safety: How Does the EFIT Therapist Engage the Client? 4. How Does Emotion Move the Client into Change in EFIT? 5. What is the Macro-Intervention Sequence, the EFIT Tango? 6. What are the Key Micro-Interventions Used in EFIT? 7. How Does the Therapist Tune in and Find Focus - Assess the Client? 8. How Does the Therapist Shape Stabilization in Stage 1 of EFIT? 9. How Does the Therapist Restructure Self and System in Stage 2 of EFIT? 10. How Does the Therapist Guide Consolidation in Stage 3 of EFIT? 11. What Do Key Change Events Look Like in EFIT? 12. Epilogue Appendix Resources References Index