Comments for EFT Support Center: A place to come home to. http://www.eftsupportcenter.org A place to come home to for your EFT needs Tue, 09 Aug 2011 12:33:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Events by admin http://www.eftsupportcenter.org/events/comment-page-1/#comment-8201 admin Tue, 09 Aug 2011 12:33:52 +0000 http://www.eftsupportcenter.org/?page_id=4#comment-8201 @kathleen landry, Hi Kathleen - you will want to go to the main site at www.trieft.org/ or www.iceeft.com to find training information. What training are you looking for? @kathleen landry,
Hi Kathleen – you will want to go to the main site at http://www.trieft.org/ or http://www.iceeft.com to find training information. What training are you looking for?

]]> Comment on Adult Love: Lessons from EFT by Pasquale Maran http://www.eftsupportcenter.org/adultlove/comment-page-1/#comment-736 Pasquale Maran Tue, 29 Jun 2010 01:24:52 +0000 http://www.eftsupportcenter.org/167/#comment-736 Adult Love: Lessons from EFT | EFT Support Center: A place to come home to. It's great. I applaud your blog for informing people, very interesting, keep up it coming :) Adult Love: Lessons from EFT | EFT Support Center: A place to come home to. It’s great. I applaud your blog for informing people, very interesting, keep up it coming :)

]]> Comment on Articles by admin http://www.eftsupportcenter.org/member-area/articles/comment-page-1/#comment-285 admin Fri, 21 May 2010 22:20:44 +0000 http://www.eftsupportcenter.org/?page_id=33#comment-285 Hi Susie, what articles are you interested in? Hi Susie, what articles are you interested in?

]]> Comment on Adult Love: Lessons from EFT by admin http://www.eftsupportcenter.org/adultlove/comment-page-1/#comment-271 admin Thu, 13 May 2010 05:57:05 +0000 http://www.eftsupportcenter.org/167/#comment-271 @Belinda Hugo, Probably more differences than similarities. Both utilize attachment theory but EFT is present focused and not based on skill development. EFT also has the strongest outcome research of any couple therapy. @Belinda Hugo,
Probably more differences than similarities. Both utilize attachment theory but EFT is present focused and not based on skill development. EFT also has the strongest outcome research of any couple therapy.

]]> Comment on Adult Love: Lessons from EFT by Belinda Hugo http://www.eftsupportcenter.org/adultlove/comment-page-1/#comment-269 Belinda Hugo Thu, 13 May 2010 04:38:16 +0000 http://www.eftsupportcenter.org/167/#comment-269 Are there any similarities between Imago therapy and EFT Are there any similarities between Imago therapy and EFT

]]> Comment on Discussion Forum by admin http://www.eftsupportcenter.org/member-area/discussion-forum/comment-page-1/#comment-221 admin Wed, 28 Apr 2010 07:24:15 +0000 http://www.eftsupportcenter.org/?page_id=26#comment-221 Sounds like it doesn't hurt to give it a try. You will need to put the drinking into the cycle if he's abusing it. Best of luck. Sounds like it doesn’t hurt to give it a try. You will need to put the drinking into the cycle if he’s abusing it.

Best of luck.

]]> Comment on Discussion Forum by Eric Mikkelsen http://www.eftsupportcenter.org/member-area/discussion-forum/comment-page-1/#comment-194 Eric Mikkelsen Wed, 31 Mar 2010 14:23:49 +0000 http://www.eftsupportcenter.org/?page_id=26#comment-194 1st time using this, not sure if I'm in the right spot but this is what I would like info on: I'm considering taking on a couple who is currently separated. Both have experienced trauma. She appears to have developed classic borderline traits to cope with the trauma. He appears to have learned to cope through drugs and alcohol, as well as depression. Both are LDS, he was dis-fellowshiped for abandonment. She wants couples therapy and wants to save the marriage. He is willing to go to counseling. Neither work or are willing to work. The church supports her, his mother supports him. His role with two early-teen kids is that of a friend or brother, not a parent. He currently drinks, but is not using drugs. While the biggest part of me want to avoid this mess, another part thinks that I can help. Suggestions and thoughts to help me make a decision? -Eric 1st time using this, not sure if I’m in the right spot but this is what I would like info on:

I’m considering taking on a couple who is currently separated. Both have experienced trauma. She appears to have developed classic borderline traits to cope with the trauma. He appears to have learned to cope through drugs and alcohol, as well as depression. Both are LDS, he was dis-fellowshiped for abandonment. She wants couples therapy and wants to save the marriage. He is willing to go to counseling. Neither work or are willing to work. The church supports her, his mother supports him. His role with two early-teen kids is that of a friend or brother, not a parent. He currently drinks, but is not using drugs.

While the biggest part of me want to avoid this mess, another part thinks that I can help.

Suggestions and thoughts to help me make a decision? -Eric

]]> Comment on Interviews and Videos by Dick Chidester http://www.eftsupportcenter.org/member-area/interview-of-the-month/comment-page-1/#comment-80 Dick Chidester Mon, 09 Nov 2009 04:27:19 +0000 http://www.eftsupportcenter.org/?page_id=28#comment-80 Thank you for even small training sessions like this. It seems anything is welcome when one is involved as a beginner with a new approch. The video reinforced the need to tape and analyze your work and to learn from both mistakes and sucesses. Thanks again for the help and it just reinforces to me how sincere you are in trying to be of help and to bring us along. Heart is everything and I am impressed by the good hearts you display in our behalf. Thank you for even small training sessions like this. It seems anything is welcome when one is involved as a beginner with a new approch. The video reinforced the need to tape and analyze your work and to learn from both mistakes and sucesses.

Thanks again for the help and it just reinforces to me how sincere you are in trying to be of help and to bring us along. Heart is everything and I am impressed by the good hearts you display in our behalf.

]]> Comment on Interviews and Videos by Linda Ann Waggoner http://www.eftsupportcenter.org/member-area/interview-of-the-month/comment-page-1/#comment-76 Linda Ann Waggoner Wed, 28 Oct 2009 22:44:57 +0000 http://www.eftsupportcenter.org/?page_id=28#comment-76 Thanks for taking the time to put this video together. It helps give perspective to what is involved in acquiring the EFT skills to become certified. It gave me a lot of hope to watch and listen to Gordon as he honestly shared about the real work and self evaluation necessary to become competent in this theory. I have just returned from the externship in Salt Lake City. This video helped to remind me of principles I learned in my four days there. I am looking forward to furthering my growth in EFT and in bringing a greater awareness of this effective therapy to the Las Vegas area. Thanks for taking the time to put this video together. It helps give perspective to what is involved in acquiring the EFT skills to become certified. It gave me a lot of hope to watch and listen to Gordon as he honestly shared about the real work and self evaluation necessary to become competent in this theory. I have just returned from the externship in Salt Lake City. This video helped to remind me of principles I learned in my four days there. I am looking forward to furthering my growth in EFT and in bringing a greater awareness of this effective therapy to the Las Vegas area.

]]> Comment on Interviews and Videos by Leslie Kirby http://www.eftsupportcenter.org/member-area/interview-of-the-month/comment-page-1/#comment-26 Leslie Kirby Thu, 20 Aug 2009 06:11:40 +0000 http://www.eftsupportcenter.org/?page_id=28#comment-26 Watching the video gave me an 'updraft' feeling with my learning EFT. It encouraged me to make more time for reviewing sessions, tape watching, improving how I speak to clients re: taping, and understanding the process of what it takes to learn EFT (even with a good deal of experience with other methods). Thank you, Gordon, for your honest sharing. And thank you Becca (and anyone else involved) for your time and effort in making the video. It's such a gift. This is the first time I've experienced a training with such a level of concrete support and resources for its members. I'm quite blown away by the generosity of what you are providing within the EFT community. We are very lucky to have you! Thank you! Watching the video gave me an ‘updraft’ feeling with my learning EFT. It encouraged me to make more time for reviewing sessions, tape watching, improving how I speak to clients re: taping, and understanding the process of what it takes to learn EFT (even with a good deal of experience with other methods). Thank you, Gordon, for your honest sharing.

And thank you Becca (and anyone else involved) for your time and effort in making the video. It’s such a gift. This is the first time I’ve experienced a training with such a level of concrete support and resources for its members. I’m quite blown away by the generosity of what you are providing within the EFT community. We are very lucky to have you!

Thank you!

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