Event Title
Perceived effectiveness of using Emotion Focused Family Therapy in the healing of relationships between parent and child after experiencing an attachment injury.
Faculty Sponsor(s)
Scott Edwards, Ph.D.
Primary Department
Marriage and Family Therapy
Description
Emotionally focused therapy (EFT) has been found to be effective in working with couples who have undergone attachment wounds. This study aims to address the effectiveness of EFT with a parent-child dyad that has experienced an attachment injury. This mixed method study will explore impact of EFT with 10 parent/child dyads. Sessions will be digitally recorded and coded using the Emotionally Focused Therapy Coding Scale (EFT-CS). Data will also be collected through a post-therapy questionnaire. Results are expected to replicate past studies on using Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy in resolving attachment wounds.
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Perceived effectiveness of using Emotion Focused Family Therapy in the healing of relationships between parent and child after experiencing an attachment injury.
Emotionally focused therapy (EFT) has been found to be effective in working with couples who have undergone attachment wounds. This study aims to address the effectiveness of EFT with a parent-child dyad that has experienced an attachment injury. This mixed method study will explore impact of EFT with 10 parent/child dyads. Sessions will be digitally recorded and coded using the Emotionally Focused Therapy Coding Scale (EFT-CS). Data will also be collected through a post-therapy questionnaire. Results are expected to replicate past studies on using Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy in resolving attachment wounds.
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