Lorrie L. Brubacher, MEd, Director of the Carolina Center for EFT, adjunct at UNCG, Greensboro, NC, has authored many EFT training videos, articles, and chapters. She trains in EFT internationally.

INTRODUCTION Why an Introductory Book on Emotionally Focused Therapy?

PART I - Key Ingredients of Change on the EFT Roadmap

Chapter 1 Stepping into Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)

Chapter 2 Key Ingredients of Change: Therapeutic Tasks and the EFT Macro-Intervention

Chapter 3 Experiential EFT Micro-Skills

Chapter 4 Systemic EFT Micro-Skills

Chapter 5 The Revolutionary Science of Love as an Attachment Bond

Chapter 6 Emotion as Target and Agent of Change

PART II Stabilizing in Stage 1

Introduction to Part II: Stabilizing in Stage 1

Chapter 7 Alliance Building and Assessment as an Attachment Experience

Chapter 8 Heeding Attachment Alarms to Shape Stabilization, the Stage 1 Change Event

PART III Restructuring Attachment in Stage 2

Introduction to Part III: Restructuring in Stage

Chapter 9 Working with Emotion to Shape the Engagement Change Event

Chapter 10 Working with Emotion to Shape the Softening Change Event

PART IV Consolidating

Chapter 11 Consolidating Secure Connection in Stage 3

Chapter 12 Recognizing and Following Markers of Emotion on the EFT Terrain

Chapter 13 Recognizing and Following Markers on the EFT Stage 1 Terrain

Chapter 14 Recognizing and Following Markers on the EFT Stage 2 Terrain

PART V Commonly Experienced Impasses in EFT Therapy

Introduction to Part V Commonly Experienced Impasses

Chapter 15 Addictive Processes as Substitute Sources of Connection and Emotion Regulation

Chapter 16 Forgiveness and Reconciliation with EFT's Attachment Injury Resolution Model

PART VI The Next Steps

Chapter 17 Emotionally Focused Family therapy (EFFT) - Stepping into EFT with Families
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Chapter 18 Future Steps: You and EFT