Podcast appearances and mentions of Susan M Johnson

— “If you want to live a more fulfilling and loving life, you have to dig deep into your pain and own it in your body. We are human beings. We come with negative and positive emotions. Allow yourself to be human. Being human is being love.” Valeria interviews Ker Yang — She is a licensed marriage and family therapist and specializes in emotionally-focused therapy for couples and individuals founded by Susan M. Johnson.  Ker Yang started her journey in search of love when she entered her graduate studies in 2014 as a result of an unhealthy relationship. Clinical experience/education and being a client, herself were the perfect combination in aligning Ker Yang to understand what love means which has been a healing and spiritual journey. She has learned that love is about doing what your heart desires with a supportive team. This requires being accepting of all of your emotions including your pain. Although the journey is challenging, she believes that everyone has the strength and courage to survive it and come out on the other side. Therapy with Ker Yang is simply just being human. Being human is being love. Ker Yang is dedicated to helping others be on a similar healing journey and heal one heart at a time. To learn more about Ker Yang and her work, please visit: https://www.keryanglmft.com/

As a therapist practicing Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), understanding secure attachment is paramount to providing effective couples counseling. Secure attachment serves as the foundation for healthy and thriving relationships, and EFT utilizes this knowledge to help couples strengthen their emotional bonds. By understanding the importance of secure attachment, therapists can guide couples in identifying and reshaping negative interaction patterns, fostering emotional responsiveness, and promoting a sense of safety and trust. EFT, considered the gold standard of couples counseling, empowers therapists to create a supportive therapeutic environment where couples can explore and heal attachment wounds, ultimately leading to greater relationship satisfaction and emotional well-being. In this video, we delve into the importance of understanding secure attachment using Susan Johnson's groundbreaking Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) approach. Join us as we explore the transformative power of EFT in cultivating secure attachment and fostering healthier, more fulfilling relationships. Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), pioneered by Susan M. Johnson, is a highly effective therapeutic approach (the gold standard of couples counseling actually!) designed to address all things related to the human experience, emotions, behavior, attachment-related issues, and it promotes and cultivates secure attachment. Secure attachment plays a vital role in our emotional well-being and relationship dynamics. Drawing from the research and expertise of renowned psychologist Susan Johnson, the creator of Emotionally Focused Therapy, this video unravels the core principles and practices of EFT to help you develop a deeper understanding of secure attachment. We'll also explore the fundamentals of secure attachment and its impact on our relationships. Discover how EFT emphasizes the importance of emotional responsiveness, accessibility, and engagement to create a secure attachment bond. By incorporating Emotionally Focused Therapy into your clinical practice, you can cultivate secure attachment, heal relationship wounds, and experience greater emotional well-being. If you're a therapist, Like and share this video with friends and loved ones who would benefit from gaining a deeper understanding of secure attachment and the transformative potential of Susan Johnson's Emotionally Focused Therapy. Together, let's unlock the power of secure attachment and cultivate healthier, more fulfilling relationships in our lives. For more information on EFT, Please visit The International Center for Excellence in Emotionally Focused Therapy: https://www.iceeft.com For more information on Susan M. Johnson, PhD, please visit: https://www.drsuejohnson.com For information on special Guest Teri Murphy, PhD, LMFT, visit: https://www.terimurphy.com for information on scheduling therapy with Dr. Teri, visit: https://www.terimurphycounseling.com Visit The TN Center for EFT: https://www.EFTTennessee.com for information on your host Dr. Belle, visit: https://www.DrBelle.com https://www.WeHeartTherapy.com https://www.lasvegasmarriagecounselin... To get a copy of Dr. Belle's Book on Relentless Empathy, visit: https://www.amazon.com/Using-Relentle...

As mental health clinicians and couples therapists, having an effective map to help clients navigate their emotional pain and problems is essential. As EFT Therapists, we all learn EFT at different paces, and sometimes, as we get more complex cases and our own development in the model grows, we can sometimes forget some of the basics. Join We Heart Therapy host Anabelle Bugatti, Ph.D./LMFT/Certified EFT Supervisor & Therapist, and special guest EFT Trainer and LMFT Debi Scimeca-Diaz from the Center for EFT in New Jersey as we discuss going back to the basic fundamentals in EFT, Emotionally Focused Therapy, Founded by Susan M Johnson. For more information on EFT Emotionally Focused Therapy, and to get trained in EFT or to find an EFT Therapist in your area, please visit: https://www.iceeft.com or https://www.drsuejohnson.com For more information on EFT Trainer Debi Scimeca-Diaz, or the Center for EFT in NJ, click below: http://www.CouplesTherapyNJ.com http://www.EFTCNJ.com For more information on your host, Anabelle Bugatti, Ph.D./LMFT, click below: http://www.DrBelle.com http://www.WeHeartTherapy.com https://www.snveft.com For information on Dr. Belle's book, using Relentless Empathy in the Therapeutic Relationship, Connecting with Challenging and Difficult Clients, visit: https://a.co/d/cwZ0tFN

Deb and Nao land the interview of their dreams with Psychologist and EFT developer Dr. Susan M. Johnson. Sue shares the stories of her childhood and young adulthood that led to her passion for helping couples find connection. 

Thu, 05 May 2016 10:40:28 +0000 https://podcastdb29a3.podigee.io/192-was-hinter-den-streitereien-mit-ihrem-partner-steckt f27adbcd52b75317e15be760c98a3387 "Streit mit dem Freund oder der Partnerin kommt bei den meisten Paaren vor. „Richtig streiten“ will gelernt sein, suggerieren einem zahllose Ratgeber und Websites. Aber Streiten lernen ist gar nicht so leicht, denn jeder bringt von Haus aus unterschiedliche Streitstrategien mit. Berühmte Paarforscher wie John Gottman oder Susan M. Johnson betonen aber, dass das Streiten gar nicht so schlimm sei. Und dass es um eine viel größere Gefahr geht. Und um eine einzige Frage. Mehr dazu auf diesem Podcast. Diesen Beitrag können Sie auf meinem

"Streit mit dem Freund oder der Partnerin kommt bei den meisten Paaren vor. „Richtig streiten“ will gelernt sein, suggerieren einem zahllose Ratgeber und Websites. Aber Streiten lernen ist gar nicht so leicht, denn jeder bringt von Haus aus unterschiedliche Streitstrategien mit. Berühmte Paarforscher wie John Gottman oder Susan M. Johnson betonen aber, dass das Streiten gar nicht so schlimm sei. Und dass es um eine viel größere Gefahr geht. Und um eine einzige Frage. Mehr dazu auf diesem Podcast. Diesen Beitrag können Sie auf meinem

"Streit mit dem Freund oder der Partnerin kommt bei den meisten Paaren vor. „Richtig streiten“ will gelernt sein, suggerieren einem zahllose Ratgeber und Websites. Aber Streiten lernen ist gar nicht so leicht, denn jeder bringt von Haus aus unterschiedliche Streitstrategien mit. Berühmte Paarforscher wie John Gottman oder Susan M. Johnson betonen aber, dass das Streiten gar nicht so schlimm sei. Und dass es um eine viel größere Gefahr geht. Und um eine einzige Frage. Mehr dazu auf diesem Podcast. Diesen Beitrag können Sie auf meinem