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International Centre for Excellence in Emotionally Focused Therapy (ICEEFT)

Also known as ICEEFT

Sue Johnson's worldwide network that trains and certifies emotionally focused therapists.

At a glance

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Why it matters

Key facts

Founded by
Sue Johnson, who created emotionally focused therapy1
Origins
Followed the Ottawa Couple and Family Institute, which Johnson co-founded in 19983
Size
Over 11,000 members, 100+ regional communities and centres, in more than 40 countries1
Trainers
Almost 90 certified EFT trainers; EFT taught in over 15 languages3
Training paths
Couples (EFCT), individuals (EFIT) and families (EFFT), each leading to certification1
Mission
Training, research and public education about EFT, "transforming lives through secure, healing human connection"2

People

What it does

  1. Training1

    Events worldwide, starting with a one-day Fundamentals course and leading to core trainings.

  2. Certification1

    Certification for EFT therapists in couple, individual and family therapy, with EFT supervisors.

  3. Hold Me Tight programmes4

    A couples workshop and an online programme based on Johnson's 2008 book, plus variants for parents and teens, Christian couples and cardiac patients.

  4. Research summaries5

    It keeps a list of EFT outcome studies and follow-ups; as the model's promoter, its summary is not an independent review.

For the public

  1. Find a therapist (opens directory.iceeft.com)1

    A public Find an EFT Therapist directory.

  2. Regional communities (opens iceeft.com)1

    More than 100 affiliated EFT centres and communities, listed on its site.

Connections

Sources

  1. ICEEFT home page (opens iceeft.com)
  2. Our mission statement (ICEEFT) (opens iceeft.com)
  3. Dr. Sue Johnson, obituary (ICEEFT) (opens iceeft.com)
  4. What is Hold Me Tight? (ICEEFT) (opens iceeft.com)
  5. EFT research (ICEEFT) (opens iceeft.com)

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