Exploring Emotional Pain: EFT-Based Integrative Psychotherapy

"Emotion" has almost become synonymous with "immaturity". In communication between people, the phrase "don't have emotions" instantly distances the two parties from communicating. However, emotions are human instincts. They can tell us where our needs, dangers and pains are... So, how to make emotions a compass that leads to action rather than a stumbling block that hinders action? The book "Exploring Emotional Pain: Integrated Psychotherapy Based on EFT" allows psychologists to learn how to work with the client's emotions and transform the client's painful emotions. This book is divided into three parts. The first part is concepts and framework, which introduces the development history of EFT, the main concepts of EFT and the theoretical framework of work; the second part is basic operational skills and cases, which introduces the basic attitudes, assessment methods, intervention techniques and conceptualization of EFT work, which combines the contents of mindfulness, dialectical behavior therapy and focused therapy. Content, allowing therapists to have a starting point for developing empathy and deepening the emotions of clients; the third part is advanced skills and applications, which deepens and highlights the content of the previous chapters, and tells professionals who intend to delve deeper into EFT the direction in which they can explore in depth, and specifically points out how EFT can work on depression disorders, anxiety disorders, eating disorders, complex trauma, etc. In addition, the third part also integrates related techniques of motivational interviewing. The book has a clear structure, rich content, and relevant cases. This book is suitable for professional workers such as psychological counselors, psychotherapists, social workers, counselors, and hospice nurses to read.