The course offers practical interventions for clinicians to help clients heal emotional wounds. It focuses on using empty chair dialogues to address emotions connected to the injury. Benefits include understanding emotional injuries, differentiating between forgiveness and letting go, learning steps to promote forgiveness or letting go, and comprehending emotional change in dialogues.
$380.00
How do I access the On-Demand Course?
First Course
Resolving emotional Injuries: Letting go and forgiveness
This workshop will present an emotion-focused approach to resolving emotional injuries. It will give clinicians practical and specific interventions to help clients resolve the anger and hurt in their relationships with others.. The use of empty chair dialogues to access and work through emotions related to the injury will be discussed and demonstrated
This workshop is designed to help you:
1. Understand the phenomenon of emotional injury and forgiveness
2. Discriminate between forgiveness and letting go
3. Discriminate different emotions involved in the resolution process
4. Learn steps to promote forgiveness or letting go.
5. Understand different emotional change processes involved in empty chair dialogue
Second Course
(First Webinar) Unblocking blocked emotions
To heal troubled souls and minds, clients need to experience the emotions that go with their stories. Understandably, clients protect themselves from feeling their dreaded emotions. They fear that if they allow these emotions, they will fall apart, disintegrate, and be unable to cope, so they do all in their power to not feel. However, what they resist, persists, so blocking is not an effective solution. In this webinar, Leslie Greenberg will explore ways to help clients undo their emotional blocks.
(Second Webianr) Working with Shame and Anger
Shame and anger both appear to play a crucial role in therapeutic change. How to work with them in psychotherapy often presents challenges to therapists and clients alike. In this webinar, Leslie Greenberg will discuss each of these emotions, their relationship with each other, and how to work with each of them to produce change. An underlying experience of shame often manifests in overt anger. It is easier for people to feel angry than to feel shame. Anger protects against shame. On the other hand, people often feel ashamed of their anger. Because anger is so often socially unacceptable, people feel ashamed of being seen as losing control. Shame and anger are often sequenced, and they interact. Therefore, anger can be both a consequence of shame, a cause of shame or a cure of shame. Shame at times can also help people transform anger into harmony and conciliation, or into healing apology or submission. In this webinar, Leslie Greenberg will discuss how to transform shame, often with anger, and how to overcome suppression of anger. Arrested anger is a major cause of dysfunction; therefore, access to previously unexpressed anger, not only anger management, is therapeutic.
Third Course
The Transforming Power of Emotion: An Emotion Focused Approach (available from 29 June 2023)
First Part of this workshop will discuss:
Videotaped examples of evidence based, methods for evoking and dealing with emotions in self-criticism will be presented and discussed. There will be also moments of discussion.
Second Part of this workshop will discuss:
Videotaped examples of an evidence-based method for evoking and dealing with emotions in self-criticism and in emotional injuries from the past with significant others will be presented and discussed.
Forgiveness and letting go of emotional injuries will be presented with video-taped examples.
Discussion.
There is a growing interest in how to work with emotion in psychotherapy. Different schools have developed different perspectives and different methods which were compared in a recent book (Greenberg, Thompson & Malberg, 2018). This workshop will take a further step by offering a trans-diagnostic, trans-theoretical perspective to working with emotion. This is based on two main ideas:
Leslie Greenberg, Ph.D., is a Distinguished Research Professor of Psychology at York University (CA) where he was Director of the psychotherapy research clinic. He is the developer and trainer of EFT, senior author on ‘Emotion-Focused approaches to treatment of individuals and couples: Facilitating Emotional Change’, ‘Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy’ and other books. He’s published extensive research and received the 2004 Distinguished Research Career Award (Society for Psychotherapy Research). He helped found the Society of the Exploration of Psychotherapy Integration and is past President of the Society for Psychotherapy Research. He’s received awards for excellence in professional training (Canadian council of professional psychology), contributions to psychology (Canadian psychological association) and humanistic psychology (Carl Rogers Award). He conducts a private practice.
$380.00
Emotional Healing: Unlock the Power of Emotion Focused Therapy (EFT): Collection of Three Transformative Courses
Workshop on resolving emotional injuries through an emotion-focused approach, helping clients let go and forgive. Includes practical interventions, empty chair dialogues, and understanding emotions.
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