​"EFT is a short term (8 to 20 sessions) structured approach, originally developed for couple therapy and based on attachment science, formulated in the 1980’s. Interventions in EFCT integrate a humanistic, experiential approach to restructuring emotional experience and a systemic structural approach to restructuring interactions. A substantial body of research now exists on the effectiveness of EFCT. This research shows large treatment effect sizes and stable results over time. EFCT is used successfully with many different kinds of couples in private practice, university training centers and hospital clinics. Preliminary research exists for couples dealing with depression, with anxiety resulting from trauma, with medical illness and with forgiveness dilemmas. EFCT is used with varied cultural groups and educational levels across North America, Australia, New Zealand, Europe, Africa and Asia. It is used with traditional and non-traditional couples, including same-sex couples." - ICEEFT

I believe in the EFT model. I experienced EFT in my own relationships which motivated me to invest in my time and resources to be a practicing EFT therapist. I attended trainings in the US, Canada and Hong Kong. Below are the trainings I attended over the years.

2011 ~ Externship with Dr. Sue Johnson and Dr. Scott Wooley
2015 ~ Externship with Dr. Lisa J. Palmer-Olsen and Dr. Mark A. Kaupp
2015 ~ Broken Bonds: EFT and the Treatment of Attachment Injuries by Dr. Lisa J. Palmer-Olsen
2015 ~ "Hold Me Tight" Workshop with focused on Military Couples by Kathryn deBruin and Wanda Gardner
2017 ~ Healing Extra Marital Affairs with Emotionally Focused Therapy by Dr. Tat-Ying Wong 
2018 ~ "Hold Me Tight" Facilitator Workshop with focus on Chinese and Asian Couples by Dr. Tat-Ying Wong
2018 ~ Core Skills (Advanced EFT Training) by Dr. Scott Wooley and Dr. Rebecca Jorgensen
2019 ~ Hong Kong Marriage and Family Therapy Association Annual Conference (Theme: Emotionally Focused Therapy)
2020 ~ Core Skills (Advanced EFT Training) by Kathryn deBruin
2021 ~ Group leader for Emotionally Focused Therapy Externship by Dr. Tat-ying Wong (for Cantonese speaking trainees)

I am grateful for the opportunity to learn from these masters and mentors. It has been a life changing process for myself and for clients I had the privilege to work with.