Are you finding it difficult to engage with couples who arrive at therapy sessions feeling frazzled, angry, or emotionally distant?
Despite your best efforts for meaningful conversations about their issues, the sessions quickly escalate into conflict or shut down entirely, even resulting in one partner leaving the room...
Situations like this can leave you feeling ineffective and questioning your approach. Plus, your clients are more frustrated than ever...
So, what do you do?
Join renowned couples therapist, relationship expert, and author Elizabeth Earnshaw, LMFT, CGT (@lizlistens) as she delves deep into understanding the root causes of stress between couples — and how this stress rears its ugly head in the therapy room.
During your time together, Earnshaw will equip you with 22 proven interventions designed to help couples regulate their emotions, communicate more constructively, and reconnect emotionally both inside and outside the therapy room.
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ability to guide couples through their challenges, creating a safe and productive
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22 Clinical Interventions to Help Partners Set Healthy Boundaries,
Overcome Resentment, and Thrive Amid Day-to-Day Tensions
$292.98 Value
Elizabeth Earnshaw, LMFT, CGT, a is a Marriage and Family Therapist, Clinical Fellow of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT), Certified Gottman Method Couples Therapist, Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, and AAMFT Approved Supervisor. She is the author of the best-selling relationship book I Want This to Work, The Couples Therapy Flip Chart, and upcoming book ‘Til Stressed Do Us Part. She is the owner of a national therapy practice that provides systemic therapy to individuals, couples, and families. Elizabeth has worked with hundreds of couples since becoming a couples therapist. She lives in West Chester, Pennsylvania, with her husband, children, and dog.
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- Types and origins of stress in modern partnered relationships
- Identifying and navigating the mental load
- Neurological underpinnings of stress
- 3-part stress cycle
- Diffuse Physiological Arousal (DPA)
- How to recognize when an individual is flooded
- When to step in, when to step back
- Tools: Stop Action, BPM tracking, Deflating the Balloon, The Dan Wile, Cross Questioning, Relaxation, Mindfulness, Breathing, and Breaks
- Recovery, repair, and personal responsibility
- Tools: Psychoeducation, Acceptance, The Stress-Reducing Conversation, Negotiation, Remembering “we”, Coregulation, creating a Break Plan
- Helping couples identify the stress they “create”
- The 3-part system for managing stress — individually and together
- Radical Responsibility
- Tools: Completing the Stress Cycle, Awareness of tasks + Redistribution, North Star Values, Meaningful Time together, The Weekly Meeting
There will be two 15-minute breaks and a 30-minute lunch break.
On-Demand replay of the event will be available 24 hours after the event ends.
22 Clinical Interventions to Help Partners Set Healthy Boundaries,
Overcome Resentment, and Thrive Amid Day-to-Day Tensions
$292.98 Value