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This workshop provides participants with more in-depth skills training and
supervision of EFT Individual Therapy. It is the next level following a Level One
Workshop. Participants receive in-depth skills training through a combination of
brief lectures, video demonstrations, case discussions, and extensive supervised
experiential practice of markers and client processes in which participants learn by
working as both a client and therapist in small groups.

This workshop is a small group training experience and enrollment is strictly
limited.

Workshop Outline:

Day 1 - Introduction

Morning: 

1. Advanced Assessment of Emotion
   • Different Aspects of Productivity (Eg. Productive and Unproductive Emotional Arousal, Advanced Empathy)
   • Empathic Attunement to Affect
   • The moment by moment tracking of affect.
   • Empathic Exploration and Conjecture
   • Empathic Evocation

Afternoon: 

1. Marker Identification
   • Issues in identifying markers of Splits and Unfinished Business
   • Additional markers: Self-interruption, vulnerability, trauma, alliance ruptures
2. Case Formulation
3. • Three Stages of Case Formulation
   • Video session
4. Advanced Skills Practice and Supervision

Day 2

Morning:

1. Case Formulation continued
   • Video
2. Advanced work with Two Chair Dialogue
   • Coach Split
   • Anxiety Two Chair Work
   • Dealing with Collapsing and Impasses
3. Advanced Skills Practice and Supervision

Afternoon:

1. Variants
   • Self-Interruptive dialogues
   • Self- soothing dialogues
2. Advanced Skills Practice and Supervision

Day 3:

Morning:

1. Case Formulation Continued
2. Experiential Teaching: Therapist as Emotion Coach
3. Types of Homework
4. Advanced Skills Practice and Supervision

Afternoon:

1. Advanced work with Unfinished Business
2. Variants of Unfinished Business
   • Forgiveness and the Letting Go Process
   • Imaginal Re-entry & Transformation
3. Advanced Skills Practice and Supervision

Day 4:

Morning:

1. Case Formulation concluded
2. Advanced Skills Practice and Supervision

Afternoon:

1. Applications to specific populations and types of problems
2. Advanced Skills Practice and Supervision
3. Closing Discussion